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Hello

I am working on a network system where the macro security settings are at HIGH. After reading through some posting I have come to understand that digital signatures are an effective way to temporarily bypass these security setting for an individual document while still leaving the integrity of the overall network intact

Do I understand the basic concept or am I way off? (this is my first question) Will this allow macros to run on systems with high security setting at high

My second question is:
Can anyone explain why is it that when I aatach my digital signature to my VBA code and then try to save my docuement I get the same error message ("The disk is full. Free some space on this drive, or save the document on another disk. Try one or more of the following: *Close any unneeded documents, programs, and windows. *Save the document on another disk.
I can assure you that I have more than sufficient space on my hard drive. I am baffled

Thanks in advance

Daniel
 
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Tim Ferguson

I am working on a network system where the macro security settings are
at HIGH. After reading through some posting I have come to understand
that digital signatures are an effective way to temporarily bypass
these security setting for an individual document while still leaving
the integrity of the overall network intact.

It's not a temporary fix, but the proper way of working with the security
settings. See this for more information in reasonable English; and there
are references for more detailed information too:

I aatach my digital signature to my VBA code and then try to save
my docuement I get the same error message ("The disk is full.
Free some space on this drive, or

Sounds like a mdb corruption. Copy the original file first, and then try to
repair/ compact. At worst, create a new mdb and import all the objects and
modules into it. But I might be wrong!

All the best


Tim F
 

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