Can't Access Macros>Security Option

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Hank Stalica

I'm on Access 2002 and want to adjust my macros security level.
However, the option isn't in the menu. Why is this and how do I get it
back?

Thanks,

--Hank
 
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Brendan Reynolds

That 'feature' does not exist in Access 2002. Access 2003 was the first
version to include it.
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Damien McBain

Brendan said:
That 'feature' does not exist in Access 2002. Access 2003 was the
first version to include it.
Click to expand...

Imagine an access app without 'macros'!!
 
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Brendan Reynolds

If I remember correctly, I believe that when the 'feature' was first
announced it was said that you would see the warning if the app contained
action queries, macros, or VBA code. But in my experience you actually get
the warning dialog even with a completely new, empty MDB that contains
nothing but the system tables.

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Damien McBain

Brendan said:
If I remember correctly, I believe that when the 'feature' was first
announced it was said that you would see the warning if the app
contained action queries, macros, or VBA code. But in my experience
you actually get the warning dialog even with a completely new, empty
MDB that contains nothing but the system tables.
Click to expand...

I guess it's lucky that I can't afford to upgrade to Access 2003 then!
 
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Brendan Reynolds

Well, if any of your users upgrade, they'll get the warnings anyway. And
that's what concerns me - I'm not the least bit concerned about warnings
that I see on my development PC, it's what users see on their PCs that
concerns me.

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