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Re: Ridding a Word 97 Doc. of a Macro (Summary)

Subject: Re: Ridding a Word 97 Doc. of a Macro (Summary)
From: "Dawson McKnight" <dawson_mcknight -at- hotmail -dot- com>
To: techwr-l -at- lists -dot- raycomm -dot- com
Date: Thu, 08 Jun 2000 11:05:27 EDT

Thanks to Chuck Murray, Chris Jackson, Mark Levinson, and Ted Hornoi-Centerwall for their answers to my post, which are summarized below.

Two solutions were offered: (1) save the DOC file as an RTF file or (2) do a CTRL + A and copy ?n paste the contents of the file into a new document and save it under a different name.

My colleague tested both approaches and they were successful.

Regards,

Dawson

(The slightly edited original post follows.)

A colleague of mine encountered the following problem while trying to rid a
Word 97 document of a macro he wrote. HAS (ahem) -- I have to redeem myself somehow -- anyone out there encountered and
solved the problem before?

My colleague writes:

I created a word document and a VBA routine (macro) that imports contact
information from an Access database. As I only needed to run the routine
for this document, I save it in the document itself. When I was done with
the macro, I removed it from the document so that other's receiving the
document would not have to be challenged with that "The document you are
opening contains macros..." dialog. I saved and closed the document. When
I reopened it, the message was there again. I searched throughout the
"Document" and "(General)" sections of the VBA code editor for any relic
code and found none. What do I need to do to silence this dialog?

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