P
Pauly
Hi everyone,
I had a problem after installing Office 2003 on all my workstations,
where the documents with VBA would give the following error messages.
'The document contains macros. Macro language support for this
application is disabled. Features requiring VBA are not available.
Would you like to open this document read-only?'
Searched for these specific phrases and found no solution to the
problem either on Microsoft or here. The problen was related to a
transform file that had been created for the CD I was given to use. It
had installed VBA, but set a registry policy to disable the product. I
first found the registry entry under
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\11.0\Common\VbaOff with
DWORD=00000001
I simply set it to DWORD=00000000. Problems solved.
Registry script below: Just copy the stuff in between <script> and
save as something.reg, then double click, answer yes and then ok.
<script>
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\11.0\Common]
"VbaOff"=dword:00000000
<script>
Paul Brantley - NextDoorGeek
I had a problem after installing Office 2003 on all my workstations,
where the documents with VBA would give the following error messages.
'The document contains macros. Macro language support for this
application is disabled. Features requiring VBA are not available.
Would you like to open this document read-only?'
Searched for these specific phrases and found no solution to the
problem either on Microsoft or here. The problen was related to a
transform file that had been created for the CD I was given to use. It
had installed VBA, but set a registry policy to disable the product. I
first found the registry entry under
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\11.0\Common\VbaOff with
DWORD=00000001
I simply set it to DWORD=00000000. Problems solved.
Registry script below: Just copy the stuff in between <script> and
save as something.reg, then double click, answer yes and then ok.
<script>
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\11.0\Common]
"VbaOff"=dword:00000000
<script>
Paul Brantley - NextDoorGeek