No macros, but still prompted to enable them
Save the file in .rtf format, close it, then re-open it and re-save it in
..doc format. The way in which you describe it as having been created would
not have caused this problem.
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Doug Robbins - Word MVP, originally posted via msnews.microsoft.com
"Horatio J. Bilge, Jr." wrote in
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I have a file that prompts me to enable macros when I open it, even though
there are no macros in the file.
It was created with a template, and the template had an AutoNew() sub, but
the last line of the AutoNew() sub was supposed to remove the macros:
ActiveDocument.AttachedTemplate = NormalTemplate
Now when I open the file, I am prompted to enable macros. In the visual
basic editor, all that appears is "ThisDocument" with no code, and
"Reference
to Normal."
Where is the macro warning coming from?
~ Horatio
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