I have a co-worker that created a Word document with radio buttons. When he
opens the Word document it asks him if he wants to disable/enable macros. He
is wanting to know if there is a way to turn this off without changing the
security level on the macros in the document.

He is wanting to share this document with other members and he does not want
them to be prompted for the disable/enable macros.

Any assistance you can give us is greatly appreciated.

Sherry

On Fri, 30 Sep 2005 09:27:01 -0700, Sherry
wrote:

I have a co-worker that created a Word document with radio buttons. When he
opens the Word document it asks him if he wants to disable/enable macros. He
is wanting to know if there is a way to turn this off without changing the
security level on the macros in the document.

He is wanting to share this document with other members and he does not want
them to be prompted for the disable/enable macros.

Any assistance you can give us is greatly appreciated.

Sherry

The only way to get rid of the dialog without changing the security
level is to remove the radio buttons. Use only the controls available
on the Forms toolbar. The drawback is that the document must then be
protected for forms, which restricts a number of other features.

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Regards,
Jay Freedman
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