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Q: Macros, what are they and why must I enable them?
A: Macros are programs embedded in the Excel spreadsheet to provide software functionality. They must be enabled or the software will not function.
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Q: Why do I get a Macro Security Warning?
A: Depending on the security settings on your computer you may be presented with a message advising that the software contains macros with a prompt to Disable or Enable Macros. Macros must be Enabled for software to function.
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Q: How do I enable Macros?
A: If you are presented with a prompt to Disable or Enable Macros when you open the software click Enable Macros. If you receive no prompt and macros are disabled you will need to adjust your Macro Security Level.
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Q: How do I adjust the Macro Security Level?
A: To adjust macro security levels from Excel go Tools, Macro, Security, Security Level. It is recommended that you select Security Level as Medium. When you open software with macros and Security Level is set as Medium you are presented with a message advising that the software contains macros with a prompt to Disable or Enable Macros. Once you have made your adjustment close Excel and reopen, then when prompted click Enable Macros.
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Q: Why do I get a Protected with an Encryption Method not available in France Message?
A: This problem is due to a bug in the Microsoft Regional Settings software. It may also appear in the Dutch version. To by pass it you need to change your regional setting to English United States or anything other than France. To do this:
* On the Windows Start menu, point to Settings, and then click Control Panel.
* Double-click the Regional Settings icon.
* On the Regional Settings tab, select English United States.
* Click OK.
This should fix the problem. Further information on this is available at the Microsoft internet site. You can also download a patch from Microsoft to fix the problem (but it is quite large).
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