Macro security

[Guest]

I have Powerpoint 2003 SP2. My security level is set to Medium.

The presentation I am opening does not contain any macros (I have checked
Visual Basic and there is no code).

I still, however, get the 'Enable Macros' dialpg box whenever I open the
file. Is this normal for Powerpoint?

Regards

 

[Guest]

Hi

No its not normal

How did you check for code?
Open the presentation (enable macros)
Try going to the vb editor (alt f11) If its not present press ctrl R to
view project
Double click the entry for your presentation and if any module pops up,
right click and remove it.
Save and see if that helps

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[Brian Reilly, MVP]

You also might have an ActiveX control on one of the pages which would
trigger this message.
Brian Reilly, MVP

 

[Steve Rindsberg]

I have Powerpoint 2003 SP2. My security level is set to Medium.

The presentation I am opening does not contain any macros (I have checked
Visual Basic and there is no code).

I still, however, get the 'Enable Macros' dialpg box whenever I open the
file. Is this normal for Powerpoint?

How do I GET RID OF MACROS I've added?
http://www.pptfaq.com/FAQ00169.htm