Macros - probably easy fix

[Chris]

I am using Powerpoint 97 at work. Everytime I open one of
my presentations it says the presentation has macros in
it and asks if i want to enable or disable them. I do not
know where the macros came from. I tried clicking on tools
macros delete macros but it says there are no macros in
it. Why am I getting the message to enable or disable
macros if there are no macros in it? Is there a way to get
rid of the macros that aren't there? I know I could click
don't show warnings of macros but I would prefer to keep
that.

 

[Michael Koerner]

What you need to do is Click on Macros, Edit, and in the Project window, delete any modules that are there. close the window, and the save you presentation. See if that clears up your problem.

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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]


I am using Powerpoint 97 at work. Everytime I open one of
my presentations it says the presentation has macros in
it and asks if i want to enable or disable them. I do not
know where the macros came from. I tried clicking on tools
macros delete macros but it says there are no macros in
it. Why am I getting the message to enable or disable
macros if there are no macros in it? Is there a way to get
rid of the macros that aren't there? I know I could click
don't show warnings of macros but I would prefer to keep
that.

 

[Chris]

I appreciate your help but unfortunately it did not work.
I clicked marcos under the tools bar and a box comes in
that says "Macros name" and an empty text box is below it.
No macros are present in the text box to click on and
edit. Are they hiding somewhere? If there are no macros in
that text box why does it say I have macros?

-----Original Message-----
What you need to do is Click on Macros, Edit, and in the

Project window, delete any modules that are there. close
the window, and the save you presentation. See if that
clears up your problem.

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Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]


I am using Powerpoint 97 at work. Everytime I open one of
my presentations it says the presentation has macros in
it and asks if i want to enable or disable them. I do not
know where the macros came from. I tried clicking on tools
macros delete macros but it says there are no macros in
it. Why am I getting the message to enable or disable
macros if there are no macros in it? Is there a way to get
rid of the macros that aren't there? I know I could click
don't show warnings of macros but I would prefer to keep
that.

 

[B]

This site will be of unimaginable value to you:
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/
It has answers to questions you didn't think to ask... yet.


This may help:
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00157.htm


B

I appreciate your help but unfortunately it did not work.
I clicked marcos under the tools bar and a box comes in
that says "Macros name" and an empty text box is below it.
No macros are present in the text box to click on and
edit. Are they hiding somewhere? If there are no macros in
that text box why does it say I have macros?

-----Original Message-----
What you need to do is Click on Macros, Edit, and in the

Project window, delete any modules that are there. close
the window, and the save you presentation. See if that
clears up your problem.

<><><>Do Provide The Version Of PowerPoint You Are

<><><>Do Not Post Attachments In This Newsgroup<><><>
Michael Koerner [MS PPT MVP]


I am using Powerpoint 97 at work. Everytime I open one of
my presentations it says the presentation has macros in
it and asks if i want to enable or disable them. I do not
know where the macros came from. I tried clicking on tools
macros delete macros but it says there are no macros in
it. Why am I getting the message to enable or disable
macros if there are no macros in it? Is there a way to get
rid of the macros that aren't there? I know I could click
don't show warnings of macros but I would prefer to keep
that.