Hi Constance,
one for Word, alone. Check in Tools/options/File locations that you're
using the one specified there.
---> Can you tell me which startup folder is the best to use ? Do I
have to use both ?
You have to use the one specific for Word when using Office XP in order
to not trigger the macro security message.
---> Is there a kind of signature system for the macros ? How do I fill
the field Trusted Publishers tab ?
Actually I did all you've said, I put my macros in the startup folder
of Office10 only not in word but I still need to lower the security
level.
The simpliest way to install macros seems to add macros in the Normal
Project unsing the Word vb Interface, there is no need to lower the
security level.
This should require a different checkbox in the same dialog box being
activated. the one about allowing access to the VB project.
I believe both of these options could be set using a System Policy during
login. Networking/Setup isn't my specialy, however, so I'm not 100% sure
about this. You should be able to get more information from the Office
Resource Kit and/or a setup/networking group, I'd think.
And yes, there is a system for digitally signing VBA code for Office 2000
and later. Details can be found in the Word (NOT VBA) Help. Search on
digital signature or selfcert.exe to get to the basic information. To
summarize, you can use selfcert, a purchased digital signature or, if
your network has a server that can generate digital signatures you can
use this, as well.
Cindy Meister
INTER-Solutions, Switzerland
http://homepage.swissonline.ch/cindymeister (last update Sep 30 2003)
http://www.mvps.org/word
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