Hi,

I wonder if i could get some help here. What happens is that we have some
word documents that sometimes may have some macros in it. And what i was
trying to do is to disable them (if any) before saving the document and have
it sent to our clients (who are not able to open them if there are macros).
My question is that what might be the best way of accomplishing this task.
Initially, i was thinking of saving it as .RTF file. But when i open it, it
still has the macro in it. Then, i found some codes to disable the macro.
This will disable the macro completely. What worries me now is that when the
document is returned back from the client, i have to manually enable the
macro through the code so that i can use it (this require someone who knows
the code well - what about normal users?). Is there a better way of getting
around this issue?

Your help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you in advance

You'd be far better off asking application-specific questions in
application-specific newsgroups, e.g., in this case

http://www.microsoft.com/office/comm...rd.vba.general