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Change Excel secuirty level
Hi,
Can I change Excel's secuirty level from High to Medium programmarically ? Is this property independent of user profile ? Thanks a lot in advance. |
Change Excel secuirty level
You cannot perform that action as the code has to run in order to make
changes, if the security is set to high then the user is asked if they want to allow macro's, if they choose no the change would never occur. In my opinion changing someones security setting without their knowledge is classed as "Virus" activity and would never condone it! __________________ Regards, The Code Cage Team "chris" wrote: Hi, Can I change Excel's secuirty level from High to Medium programmarically ? Is this property independent of user profile ? Thanks a lot in advance. |
Change Excel secuirty level
User needs to change secuirty manually (ex. in 2003 VERY HIGH does not run my
digitally signed add-in and user needs to change it to HEDIUM or HIGH), that's why I need to do it programmatically from an independent VB6 program which will create Excel object, so user does not do it manually by opening Excel, selecting security etc.... Can I change it ? |
Change Excel secuirty level
Why not tell user to change the setting.
Regards, Peter T "chris" wrote in message ... User needs to change secuirty manually (ex. in 2003 VERY HIGH does not run my digitally signed add-in and user needs to change it to HEDIUM or HIGH), that's why I need to do it programmatically from an independent VB6 program which will create Excel object, so user does not do it manually by opening Excel, selecting security etc.... Can I change it ? |
Change Excel secuirty level
I am telling them for the moment. Just wanted to make it more automatic as
they complain of too many steps... "Peter T" wrote: Why not tell user to change the setting. Regards, Peter T "chris" wrote in message ... User needs to change secuirty manually (ex. in 2003 VERY HIGH does not run my digitally signed add-in and user needs to change it to HEDIUM or HIGH), that's why I need to do it programmatically from an independent VB6 program which will create Excel object, so user does not do it manually by opening Excel, selecting security etc.... Can I change it ? |
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