I have a Word doc where I've cut and pasted text from a web page. Every time
the doc opens the disable/enable macros warning comes up. There are no
macros or scripts in the doc (that I can find). I've tried deleting pieces
of the pasted text to make the warning stop but that didn't help. Is there a
way to find what gives this warning or make it go away?

I know about changing security settings and such but this doc will go to
multiple people and I just want to clear out what ever is causing the warning.

Save the document as an .RTF file, close it, then re-open it and then save
it as a Word document.

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"kbear" wrote in message
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I have a Word doc where I've cut and pasted text from a web page. Every
time
the doc opens the disable/enable macros warning comes up. There are no
macros or scripts in the doc (that I can find). I've tried deleting
pieces
of the pasted text to make the warning stop but that didn't help. Is
there a
way to find what gives this warning or make it go away?

I know about changing security settings and such but this doc will go to
multiple people and I just want to clear out what ever is causing the
warning.