Security Warning error in word 2003

[pareshtrivedi]

I am running word 2003 on XP machine. I have one document which does
not have any macros. When I open this doc I get the Security warning
error window which says this file contains macros. This window has
three buttons 'Disable Macros' , 'Enable Macros' and 'More
Information'. My security level is Medium.
I also checked in Tools-->Macros-->Macros window and there are no
macros. I went to see in VB editor but there are no macros. I checked
the template also and it has 'Normal.dot' as template. I also checked
Tools-->Options--> File Locations tab, none of the locations have any
..dot file.
Why I am getting this warning even though there are no macros in the
file?
No warning message comes up if I change the security level to High.

 

[Anne Troy]

Perhaps you've got an empty module in there. Much like removing code from
Excel, you can remove code from Word. See:
http://www.officearticles.com/excel/remove_vba_code_from_a_workbook_in_microsoft_excel.htm
Specifically, look for a module called NewMacros and be sure to remove that
long with any other code. ThisDocument may contain some code.
************
Anne Troy
www.OfficeArticles.com

 

[pareshtrivedi]

Thanks for your reply. I rechecked again and there are no macros and no
code in any of VBA module but still getting annoying 'Security Warning'
messagebox.

 

[Anne Troy]

Sorry to take so long getting back to you. I can only offer to look at the
document.
************
Anne Troy
VBA Project Manager
www.OfficeArticles.com

 

[Tony Jollans]

... and no code in any of VBA module ...

You must delete the (empty) modules. The only one that should be there (and
which you can't delete) is ThisDocument

 

[Doug Robbins - Word MVP]

Save the file as an .RTF file, then close it and then reopen it and save it
back as a Word Document.

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