VBA, Error: This document was opened with Macros Disabled

Error: This document was opened with Macros Disabled

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Robert Schuldenfre #1 / 3	Error: This document was opened with Macros Disabled Hello Newsgroup, I am just starting to learn VBA for Outlook 2000. At my first session I was very pleased to see that the classic "Hello World" executed. Today I tried to take a baby step and write (actually copy) an e.mail printing function. After I typed it into the code window I pressed the execute icon and was told that: The macros in this project are disabled. Please refer to the online help or documentation of the host application to determine how to enable macros. The help entry told me to close the document and reopen it with Enabled Macros. After a few hours of fruitless hunt and peck, I am turning to all of you wise people out there to tell me what stupid error I have made. Please note that Hello World fails too! I am using the Gordon Padwick book, Using Microsoft Outlook 2000 as a text. I trust I will very quickly learn all of the VBA in that book. Is Sue Mosher's book available in Barnes & Noble? Thanks in advance, Bob -- S. I. Inc. - Voice: (781) 329-4828 32 Ridley Road - FAX: (781) 329-1696 Dedham, MA 02026 - http://www.--*.com/
Sat, 10 Jan 2004 02:34:43 GMT

Robert Schuldenfre #2 / 3	Error: This document was opened with Macros Disabled Hello NG again, I solved my own problem, though it took all day to track it down. Set Macro security to Medium and you get a dialog box which asks you if you want to enable macros. That did it. I am back in business. Cheers, Bob Quote: > Hello Newsgroup, > I am just starting to learn VBA for Outlook 2000. At my first session I was > very pleased to see that the classic "Hello World" executed. Today I tried > to take a baby step and write (actually copy) an e.mail printing function. > After I typed it into the code window I pressed the execute icon and was > told that: The macros in this project are disabled. Please refer to the > online help or documentation of the host application to determine how to > enable macros. The help entry told me to close the document and reopen it > with Enabled Macros. After a few hours of fruitless hunt and peck, I am > turning to all of you wise people out there to tell me what stupid error I > have made. Please note that Hello World fails too! > I am using the Gordon Padwick book, Using Microsoft Outlook 2000 as a text. > I trust I will very quickly learn all of the VBA in that book. Is Sue > Mosher's book available in Barnes & Noble? > Thanks in advance, > Bob > -- > S. I. Inc. - Voice: (781) 329-4828 > 32 Ridley Road - FAX: (781) 329-1696 > Dedham, MA 02026 - http://www.s-i-inc.com
Sat, 10 Jan 2004 04:49:13 GMT

Robert Schuldenfre #3 / 3	Error: This document was opened with Macros Disabled Solved this by myself. Needed to set Macro security to Medium and then I could enable macros. Cheers, Bob Quote: > Hello Newsgroup, > I am just starting to learn VBA for Outlook 2000. At my first session I was > very pleased to see that the classic "Hello World" executed. Today I tried > to take a baby step and write (actually copy) an e.mail printing function. > After I typed it into the code window I pressed the execute icon and was > told that: The macros in this project are disabled. Please refer to the > online help or documentation of the host application to determine how to > enable macros. The help entry told me to close the document and reopen it > with Enabled Macros. After a few hours of fruitless hunt and peck, I am > turning to all of you wise people out there to tell me what stupid error I > have made. Please note that Hello World fails too! > I am using the Gordon Padwick book, Using Microsoft Outlook 2000 as a text. > I trust I will very quickly learn all of the VBA in that book. Is Sue > Mosher's book available in Barnes & Noble? > Thanks in advance, > Bob > -- > S. I. Inc. - Voice: (781) 329-4828 > 32 Ridley Road - FAX: (781) 329-1696 > Dedham, MA 02026 - http://www.s-i-inc.com
Sat, 10 Jan 2004 05:28:56 GMT

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