warning about macro

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Joe

I'm now using Office 2007 version of Access on a "Vista box".

I started a database several years ago with earlier versions of MD OSs- not
sure if it was XP or all the way back to Win95.

When I loaded the old database for the first time into Access 2007- I got a
"Security Warning certain content in the database has been disabled". When I
click on Options I see at the top: "VBA macro". Then I have the option of
keeping it disabled or enable it.

I'm quite sure I never created a macro- though it's possible years ago I
might have. I'm very careful about avoiding virus and other online problems
always using the latest AV programs.

What I'd like to know is- where are macros located so I can view them? I can
see a tab option to create a macro, but I'll never know if this particular
macro is really a problem or not until I can see what it is and what it
does. There must be some way to view it.

Thanks,
Joe
 
Joe,

In Access 2007, you need to put your database into a "Trusted Location",
in order to avoid these warnings.

This is done via:
Office Button=>Access Options=>Trust Center=>Trust Center
Settings=>Trusted Locations=>Add New Location
 
Steve,

That worked!

Joe


Steve Schapel said:
Joe,

In Access 2007, you need to put your database into a "Trusted Location",
in order to avoid these warnings.

This is done via:
Office Button=>Access Options=>Trust Center=>Trust Center
Settings=>Trusted Locations=>Add New Location
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