Hmm, thought: maybe digitally sign the macro's?
Posts by RetepV
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Hi, I have an application, that opens Word and embeds an Excel.Sheet object in the page. It does this by doing the following call:
CodeobjWordInlineShape = objWordDocument.Range(nStart).InlineShapes.AddOLEObject("Excel.Sheet.8", strExcelFileName)
However, the Excel file contains macro's and I get a warning message about this (which I obviously don't want :)).
Now, I know there is a DisplayAlerts property in the Excel Application object, but I don't have an Application object before calling AddOLEObject. And I cannot seem to first create the inlineshape (empty Workbook object), then get the Application object through it, set the DisplayAlerts property and only then opening the file.
Of course, I could disable the warning message in Excel, but I'd rather not.
Does anyone have any suggestions to suppress these warning messages programmatticaly?
I would like to use an embedded Excel object, because that way I can scale the Excel document to the page width.