Macro Secuity and Command Line

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All,
We recently upgrade from Access 2000 to 2003. With the warning now appearing
when DB opens the batch files I used previsouly in conjunction with Window's
Scheduler aren't dong much for me. :) I don't know a way around this to
either accept or supress it. I'd like to stick with the batch files if I can.
I've seen a solution with VBE, but I have little knowledge how to mesh the
two (VBE & batch files) together. Any suggestions?

Thank you greatly any insight!
 
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