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MS Office Forum / Word / Programming / November 2005Security Warning error in word 2003
I am running word 2003 on XP machine. I have one document which does not have any macros. When I open this doc I get the Security warning error window which says this file contains macros. This window has three buttons 'Disable Macros' , 'Enable Macros' and 'More Information'. My security level is Medium. I also checked in Tools-->Macros-->Macros window and there are no macros. I went to see in VB editor but there are no macros. I checked the template also and it has 'Normal.dot' as template. I also checked Tools-->Options--> File Locations tab, none of the locations have any .dot file. Why I am getting this warning even though there are no macros in the file? No warning message comes up if I change the security level to High. Perhaps you've got an empty module in there. Much like removing code from Excel, you can remove code from Word. See: http://www.officearticles.com/excel/remove_vba_code_from_a_workbook_in_microsoft _excel.htm Specifically, look for a module called NewMacros and be sure to remove that long with any other code. ThisDocument may contain some code. ************ Anne Troy www.OfficeArticles.com >I am running word 2003 on XP machine. I have one document which does > not have any macros. When I open this doc I get the Security warning [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > file? > No warning message comes up if I change the security level to High. Thanks for your reply. I rechecked again and there are no macros and no code in any of VBA module but still getting annoying 'Security Warning' messagebox. Sorry to take so long getting back to you. I can only offer to look at the document. ************ Anne Troy VBA Project Manager www.OfficeArticles.com > Thanks for your reply. I rechecked again and there are no macros and no > code in any of VBA module but still getting annoying 'Security Warning' > messagebox. > ... and no code in any of VBA module ... You must delete the (empty) modules. The only one that should be there (and which you can't delete) is ThisDocument -- Enjoy, Tony > Thanks for your reply. I rechecked again and there are no macros and no > code in any of VBA module but still getting annoying 'Security Warning' > messagebox. Save the file as an .RTF file, then close it and then reopen it and save it back as a Word Document.  SignatureHope this helps. Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my services on a paid consulting basis. Doug Robbins - Word MVP > Thanks for your reply. I rechecked again and there are no macros and no > code in any of VBA module but still getting annoying 'Security Warning' > messagebox. |
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