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Mike Canmore
I hope someone has had to deal with this before, regardless, any suggestions
are much appreciated
Overview: AD GPO resets macro security level from low to medium
Problem: for automated macros (excel files with macros) to run on a
schedule, can't require user input (don't want to click on "Enable" to run
it when its automated)
Solutions: Purchase an external application (any suggestions here) that can
mimic user clicking on Enable as soon as Excel opens
Preferred Solution: Program it, via Excel Macro or VB (have to have a
service type app running all the time reading process ID and name, once it
detects Excel, have it click on Enable -- now only if I was a decent coder)
Note: Changing the GPO is not an option
If anyone has code that tracks process name, or that can mimic clicking on
windows or such, much appreciated
Mike
are much appreciated
Overview: AD GPO resets macro security level from low to medium
Problem: for automated macros (excel files with macros) to run on a
schedule, can't require user input (don't want to click on "Enable" to run
it when its automated)
Solutions: Purchase an external application (any suggestions here) that can
mimic user clicking on Enable as soon as Excel opens
Preferred Solution: Program it, via Excel Macro or VB (have to have a
service type app running all the time reading process ID and name, once it
detects Excel, have it click on Enable -- now only if I was a decent coder)
Note: Changing the GPO is not an option
If anyone has code that tracks process name, or that can mimic clicking on
windows or such, much appreciated
Mike