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I have a hyperlink on a MS Access 2003 form that points to
a Mail Merge .doc file.
When you click the hyperlink, the first message says.
"Opening "xxx.doc" Hyperlinks can be harmful to your
computer and data. To protect you computer, click only
those hyperlinks from trusted sources. Do you want to
continue? Yes/No"
Then when you say "yes" and the document opens with the
appropriate data for the mail merge displayed, another
message appears.
"Opening this document will run the following SQL
command: SELECT * FROM 'MailMerge' Data from your
database will be placed in the document. Do you want to
continue? Yes/No"
I have done all the steps to avoid the Macro Security
warnings and that has worked fine. Are there some articles
on bypassing hyperlink and mail merge warnings?
a Mail Merge .doc file.
When you click the hyperlink, the first message says.
"Opening "xxx.doc" Hyperlinks can be harmful to your
computer and data. To protect you computer, click only
those hyperlinks from trusted sources. Do you want to
continue? Yes/No"
Then when you say "yes" and the document opens with the
appropriate data for the mail merge displayed, another
message appears.
"Opening this document will run the following SQL
command: SELECT * FROM 'MailMerge' Data from your
database will be placed in the document. Do you want to
continue? Yes/No"
I have done all the steps to avoid the Macro Security
warnings and that has worked fine. Are there some articles
on bypassing hyperlink and mail merge warnings?