Sandbox / unsafe expressions

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Barn E. Fife

I recently had to reinstall A2003 and Office SP2. I am running into
the unsafe expressions prompt and wish to turn it off.

First, about certificates: before my machine crash I had a digital
certificate created by selfcert that was referenced in many of
my .MDBs. Rather than regenerate the certificate reference now for all
of them, I have now answered a message box prompt with "always trust
that certificate." This works; I don't get the standard macro warning
msgbox prompt under medium macro security.

The thing is, from what I've read, there should now be no "unsafe
expressions" msgbox prompt either, since there's a certificate. But
I'm getting it, and it seems like the "Low macro security" setting is
the only way to stop it. Am I missing anything?
 
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Barn E. Fife

The thing is, from what I've read, there should now be no "unsafe
expressions" msgbox prompt either, since there's a certificate. But
I'm getting it, and it seems like the "Low macro security" setting is
the only way to stop it. Am I missing anything?

BTW, I've hit No on the sandbox prompt, assuming it would go away
forever. No joy with that, either.
 
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Barn E. Fife

Sorry not to cover everything on the first post. I created a new
certificate and assigned that. But I get the unsafe expressions box
still, unless macro security is low. This is all new since a machine
rebuild including [Office] Access 2003 and SP2, as it was fine for
years before. Maybe I have a different Jet than before? \windows
\system32\msjet40.dll is dated March 24, 2008 (a bad sign; my prior
installation was done in 2005). Its property says 5.1.2600.0

 
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BarnEFife3

Does no one reproduce this, or does no one know how to stop the unsafe expressions prompt on Access 2003 as described in this thread?

Summary: I recently reinstalled 2003 and SP2, and now I am unable to eliminate the "Unsafe expressions are not blocked" nag unless I go to low macro security. Is that really the way it is? Or does jet version affect this? (Iam msjet400 and jet500 on XP SP2)
 

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