I know there is an option in Office 2007, however is there an Option in Office 2003 not to show the message that macros have been disabled? I have thousands of documents I'm trying to print to PDF and as part of it the documents are launched to print. I do not want it to use macros when printing (even though there are some in the documents), and do not want it asking me. I set it to high and very high security and both of those physically tell me the macros have been disabled and want me to hit OK. Office 2007 has a disable and don't inform me option, but do not see this option in 2003. Any assistance? Would hate to have to sit there and click OK several ten's of thousands of time. Thanks. JR
Office 2003 - Turn off macro disabled message
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Office 2003 - Turn off macro disabled message
by JR » Thu, 06 Sep 2007 03:15:20 GMT
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