M
Mikael
How do I create a macro that removes all macros from Word when I quit the
document. Is it at all possible to do that?
document. Is it at all possible to do that?
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Jean-Guy Marcil
Mikael was telling us:
Mikael nous racontait que :
How do you plan on ultimately removing the macro that does the removing
while it is running?
If you gave more details as to the particular of your situation, I am sure
it will be possible to suggest ideas that might help you.
And it never hurts to mention the Word version you are working with.
--
Salut!
_______________________________________
Jean-Guy Marcil - Word MVP
[email protected]
Word MVP site: http://www.word.mvps.org
Mikael nous racontait que :
How do I create a macro that removes all macros from Word when I quit
the document. Is it at all possible to do that?
How do you plan on ultimately removing the macro that does the removing
while it is running?
If you gave more details as to the particular of your situation, I am sure
it will be possible to suggest ideas that might help you.
And it never hurts to mention the Word version you are working with.
--
Salut!
_______________________________________
Jean-Guy Marcil - Word MVP
[email protected]
Word MVP site: http://www.word.mvps.org
M
Mikael
Well, the problem is that the document has two macros in it and they should
be removed, or all macros should be removed when the document is saved
because the document is to be email after it is saved and our mailserver
deletes all word-documents that has a macro in it and the users don't know
how to remove the macros manually.
We have Word 2002.
/Regards Mikael, SCS Sweden Inc.
"Jean-Guy Marcil" skrev:
be removed, or all macros should be removed when the document is saved
because the document is to be email after it is saved and our mailserver
deletes all word-documents that has a macro in it and the users don't know
how to remove the macros manually.
We have Word 2002.
/Regards Mikael, SCS Sweden Inc.
"Jean-Guy Marcil" skrev:
J
Jean-Guy Marcil
Mikael was telling us:
Mikael nous racontait que :
Are the macro really in the document or in the template used to create the
document?
If they are in the template (as they should), then any document created from
that template will have access to the macros, but these will not be part of
the document, they stay in the template. Thus users can safely send the
document.
If the macros are in the document itself, it is a bit of a weird design! In
which case you should also explain why it is necessary to have the macros in
the document itself, otherwise consider redesigning the whole thing to move
the macros in a template.
--
Salut!
_______________________________________
Jean-Guy Marcil - Word MVP
[email protected]
Word MVP site: http://www.word.mvps.org
Mikael nous racontait que :
Well, the problem is that the document has two macros in it and they
should be removed, or all macros should be removed when the document
is saved because the document is to be email after it is saved and
our mailserver deletes all word-documents that has a macro in it and
the users don't know how to remove the macros manually.
We have Word 2002.
Are the macro really in the document or in the template used to create the
document?
If they are in the template (as they should), then any document created from
that template will have access to the macros, but these will not be part of
the document, they stay in the template. Thus users can safely send the
document.
If the macros are in the document itself, it is a bit of a weird design! In
which case you should also explain why it is necessary to have the macros in
the document itself, otherwise consider redesigning the whole thing to move
the macros in a template.
--
Salut!
_______________________________________
Jean-Guy Marcil - Word MVP
[email protected]
Word MVP site: http://www.word.mvps.org