[CC] MS Office 2003 on sagan

[Teresa Aagaard]

David,

Interesting thing to report concerning this. Rheishman was on vacation 
all last week, so didn't encounter the problems after the upgrade. So, 
yesterday she got the little security message and I fetched this e-mail 
to help her set to "low" vs. "medium". We only tried MS Access, but it 
told her she wasn't authorized to make the change. Isn't that odd? Is 
there any difference between a user like her and a user like me as far 
as that is concerned? Has anyone else reported a problem like this to 
you? A little something for you to think about today...

thanks,
T

David Rigg wrote:

> If you are getting security messages in either MS Access or MS Excel 
> on sagan related to macros this is likely because the macros were not 
> “signed”. You can eliminate the message by going to “Tools” “Macros” 
> “Security” and setting the level to “Low” then exiting the 
> application. If you have unsigned macros, and the security macro level 
> is set to “Medium” it will ask you if you want to enable the macros or 
> not. If you have unsigned macros and the macro security level is set 
> to “High” they will not run, so you probably want it set to either 
> “Medium” or “Low”.
>
> It is no more dangerous to ignore the warning and run the macros under 
> Office 2003 than it was under Office 2000.
>
> If you set the macro security to “Low” in both MS Access and MS Excel 
> you won’t see the messages again.
>
> Dave
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