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Cardinal2 Cardinal2 is offline Word document with Macros with trusted locatin versus Word document 1997-2003 Windows 7 64bit Word document with Macros with trusted locatin versus Word document 1997-2003 Office 2007
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I have a Word document that has some simple Macros.


I find that if I save the document as a Macro Enabled document in Word 2007, I have to
store the document in a Trusted location folder.
If I save the same Word document with simple Macros as a Word 1997 -2003 document, I do not
need special folders and it appears to run easier.

Why will the macro document work simpler as a 1997-2003 enabled word document.
Is there an advantage saving the document as Macro Enabled format with trusted location folders?

thanks for any help
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