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Chaplain Doug
I have created a DB and packaged it with the Acess
packager. The database is run using the runtime module so
it will run on any machine. However, when installed and
run on other machines (I tried it today on a Windows XP
with Access 2002), the warnings about running macros comes
up followed by two more warning dialogs. I do not want
users to have to go through these controtions and
frustrations every time they try to use the DB! I can
turn them off on my machine, as Access 2003 allows me to
set the Macro security to low. However, on other machines
(like the Access 2002 system) there is no way I know of to
set the Macro security low so that the warnings do not
come up. This is absolutely frustrating! Anyone have a
suggestion? (Keep in mind that I am using Access Runtime
2003 with this distribution). Thanks.
packager. The database is run using the runtime module so
it will run on any machine. However, when installed and
run on other machines (I tried it today on a Windows XP
with Access 2002), the warnings about running macros comes
up followed by two more warning dialogs. I do not want
users to have to go through these controtions and
frustrations every time they try to use the DB! I can
turn them off on my machine, as Access 2003 allows me to
set the Macro security to low. However, on other machines
(like the Access 2002 system) there is no way I know of to
set the Macro security low so that the warnings do not
come up. This is absolutely frustrating! Anyone have a
suggestion? (Keep in mind that I am using Access Runtime
2003 with this distribution). Thanks.