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![]() In Word 2003, the equivalent is Tools|Macro|Security > Medium. Do be aware that you need to open the document after chnaging this setting. Also, if you've saved the attachment since downloading it, Word may have deleted the macro because of the previous settings.
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I am really quite mystified. I created a macro that unprotects a document. And I know that it works - I tested by assigning the macro to a key, protecting the document, and then activating the key. Sure enough, the document transitions to an unprotected state.
But when I assign that very same macro to fire "on exit" from a drop-down, it does not work. And I have figured out (through "debugging") that the macro does not fire when the user makes a selection from the drop-down. Can anyone explain to me what specific event constitutes "exiting" a drop-down? I had assumed that the selection of some item from the list via the mouse constitutes the "exit" event. Is that correct? Last edited by Andrew H; 11-14-2012 at 02:33 PM. |
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