Macro in Global.Mpt

R

René

Hi,
We are implementing a macro in the Global.Mpt file and found that each time
a user is starting MSP Professional, a Warning message shows asking the user
to "enable" or "deasable" the macro (security level different than None) and
the user cannot permanantly "enable" the macro.

The solution we end-up with, is to use the MS Certificate Server and
associate a CA with the macro in the global.mpt file. This way the user will
have the choice to permanently "enable" the macro.

Does anybody had this situation? I am interested to ear about other possible
solution to insert a macro in the Global.Mpt file.
Thanks
René
 
F

FaisalM

You can lower the Macro security level to LOW. But that is not recommended at
all due to viruses/Trojans. Using a certificate is a better approach. Its a
matter of functionality (availability) & security. The solution which meets
both is usually better one.

Read the following articles at http://www.faisalmasood.com/blog/
a. Security Options for MS Project 2003
b. Security Enhancements in Office 2003

I hope that will help you start.
 

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