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Eric
I am using XP with SP3 and office 2003, and just setup password for my user
account by using "control userpasswords2" command, in order to use schedule
task, the task to open file.xls is tested fine in this morning, but the
worksheet requests confirmation on macro's security as it opened. Before
setting password, I can skip this security's confirmation by assign a
selfcert for vertification, and it works fine. Once the username password has
changed, the macro's security dialogue pops up again, and the option "Always
trust macros from this publisher" is greyed out.
When I try to remove username's password under control panel, and reopen the
worksheet, then it works fine with selfcert, but schedule task cannot be
performed based on schedule. Is there any conflict between selfcert and
username's password?
Does anyone have any suggestions/
Thanks in advance for any suggestions
Eric
account by using "control userpasswords2" command, in order to use schedule
task, the task to open file.xls is tested fine in this morning, but the
worksheet requests confirmation on macro's security as it opened. Before
setting password, I can skip this security's confirmation by assign a
selfcert for vertification, and it works fine. Once the username password has
changed, the macro's security dialogue pops up again, and the option "Always
trust macros from this publisher" is greyed out.
When I try to remove username's password under control panel, and reopen the
worksheet, then it works fine with selfcert, but schedule task cannot be
performed based on schedule. Is there any conflict between selfcert and
username's password?
Does anyone have any suggestions/
Thanks in advance for any suggestions
Eric