How do I make a Word document "Macro Enabled"

W

WordWorker

I'm working in Word 2007. I have a document with macros that has been
saved as a .docm. When I try to run the macros or edit them, I get the
dreaded "Document is not macro enabled." dialog box. I've tried the Beth
Melton solution and looked for the FilePrint and/or FilePrintDefault macros.
They are in the group "Word Commands". However, Search in every way possible
does not find a deskpdf.dot file ... anywhere! What next? Help! I need my
macros.
 
W

WordWorker

Dah! I'm an advanced user, but appearantly an absent-minded one.

Thank you, Wes. (She sheepishly writes.)
 
T

The Wes

Your welcome....We all have our moments :)

WordWorker said:
Dah! I'm an advanced user, but appearantly an absent-minded one.

Thank you, Wes. (She sheepishly writes.)
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