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Macro security level

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Ted Lapina - 04 Aug 2005 17:18 GMT
I have a template, with code, that I need multiple people to run on Word
2000. By default, Word's macro security level is set to high. I know I can
make the macro work by chaning the security level. However, I have inherited
another template, with code, that runs just find in Word, even when high
security is on. I searched for a digital signature and it doesn't appear that
one exists.

How is this possible, and how can I make my new template work the same way?

Ted
Graham Mayor - 05 Aug 2005 06:14 GMT
It is not possible to set the macro security from vba - otherwise you would
never be able to safely open a third party document. What is probably
happening here is that you have the macro security setting flagged to trust
installed templates and add-ins. Again you cannot set this remotely.

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> I have a template, with code, that I need multiple people to run on
> Word 2000. By default, Word's macro security level is set to high. I
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> Ted
 
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