Add-ins (macros) are a security risk. As you know, they can do a lot of
things, some of which the user may not want to allow them. It is always the
end user who should be able to select what level of risk they will accept.
If a user chooses not to allow add-ins (security set to high) then yours
will not be loaded or run.
But ...
Why not place a new first slide (glaring red with bright yellow text) that
says, "Please change security settings to run this presentation." Then do a
capture routine to catch the Show Open event and use it to delete this
slide. The do another to capture the Show Close event and use that to
rebuilds the slide.
This way the user who has the macros activated will not see the message and
those that do not, will.
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