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How can I code in VBA so that if the security level
of a user is high the Powerpoint will ask the user
to 'trust' the vba.

That is, not require the user to actually change
the security level to low?
 
You cant do this unless you use a commercial digital sig like verisign.

If you could there would be no point in the security settings would there!
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I'm talking about code that can check the security
level not change it.

After checking the level, a message box would inform the
user that it is possible to change that level.
 
Understand now but...

If the level is set to high how are you going to get the code to run in the
first place?

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John Wilson
Microsoft Certified Office Specialist
 
I understand what you mean now.

John Wilson said:
Understand now but...

If the level is set to high how are you going to get the code to run in the
first place?

_____________________________
John Wilson
Microsoft Certified Office Specialist
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