Some method to have allways 'macro' docs ?

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Antonio Pérez - 18 Aug 2005 08:59 GMT

Hello again :

I know all the conditions regarding macro security, but I really want a
corporate system to avoid that somebody can't open a doc without use it's
autoopen macro.

I know about server solutions, but my ask is the next : If user have top
level of security set, is it possible to force to user to execute corporate
macros ?

Thanks and excuse my bad english
Antonio Pérez

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Jezebel - 18 Aug 2005 09:56 GMT

que no. nunca se puede.

> Hello again :
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Charles Kenyon - 18 Aug 2005 14:18 GMT

No, you can't. The closest is to have the text and formatting of the
document actually created by the AutoOpen macro so that if the macro is not
allowed to run the text is not displayed. Even that only forces it to be run
the first time.

Alternatively, you can sign the project with a recognized certificate, in
which case it should run in the corporate environment once the certificate
has been accepted.

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