MS Word 2007 Macro problem

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AllmyteeMeg

Okay, so I just recently downloaded MS Office 2007. Upon trying to ope
my old MS Word 2005 files in the new Word, I received the "The functio
you are trying to run contains macros... etc, etc, etc." So I followe
all of the directions for trying to enable macros, and when I did th
initial thing that it told me to do by resetting the macro settings an
then closing everything down and reopening everything, no security aler
ever popped up in the document information bar to click on "enabl
content".

So I even went so far as to click the "enable all macros" in the Trus
Center toolbar to try and see if that would allow macros, but alas,
still get the error message no matter what. But after I click "OK" o
the error message like 5-10 times, the document I'm trying to acces
pops up anyways with no problems. Also, every time I type a ne
document and save it and then try to open it again, I still get th
stupid macro message. Also, after I make any changes in the Trus
Center that has to do with Macros and I close down all of Word, th
template message pops up that says changes have been made to th
template and do I want to save the changes, and every time that I clic
on "yes" the macro error message comes up again, and the only way I ca
shut down Word is to then click "NO" on the template message.

So what do I need to do to get the macro message to stop popping u
completely? It doesn't pop up in my new MS PowerPoint when I open ol
files or save new files, so why is it continuing to do it in Word an
how do I make it stop? I'm kinda not techno savvy, so any tips anyon
can give me please put it into laymen's terms for me or step-by-ste
directions! Thanks so much!!!

~Mega
 

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