Security warning Unsafe expressions are not blocked
How do I get this message? This comes up when I first open Access.
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To minimize issues ... leave the setting Low. Med and High are a false sense of security in A2003.
I know mbiz and I do not agree on that, so I guess we agree not to agree :-)
mx
I know mbiz and I do not agree on that, so I guess we agree not to agree :-)
mx
LOL! I'm not totally disagreable ......
My issue with that (especially on a public forum) is that many workplaces, including the US Govt. (I'm pretty sure this is globally enforced now) consider the low setting in violation of security policies.
Regardless of the sense of it.
My issue with that (especially on a public forum) is that many workplaces, including the US Govt. (I'm pretty sure this is globally enforced now) consider the low setting in violation of security policies.
Regardless of the sense of it.
L O L ....
Well ... I agree with that then ...
Interesting that here at So Cal Edison ... Low is not enforced (yet) on the few systems that have O/A2003. Most users however are on Office/Access XP.
Seems all these Sandbox issues are suddenly coming up ... weird. I think I will stick with my two large cat litter boxes and my four indoor cats ... no major issues there, lol.
mx
Well ... I agree with that then ...
Interesting that here at So Cal Edison ... Low is not enforced (yet) on the few systems that have O/A2003. Most users however are on Office/Access XP.
Seems all these Sandbox issues are suddenly coming up ... weird. I think I will stick with my two large cat litter boxes and my four indoor cats ... no major issues there, lol.
mx
ok ... mbiz ... I have a suggestion re "level to low (not recommended) you can get rid of it."
Maybe you could insert ("not recommended by FDA, FCC, CIA, FBI and other Gov't institutions") ... that would clarify it ... what do you think? Then ... I wouldn't feel compelled to always counter that, lol ...
yes/no ?
mx
Maybe you could insert ("not recommended by FDA, FCC, CIA, FBI and other Gov't institutions") ... that would clarify it ... what do you think? Then ... I wouldn't feel compelled to always counter that, lol ...
yes/no ?
mx
How about:
Level to low -- Possibly Not recommended (** check into your company/organization's security policy)
** Footnote: Added to keep mx in check
:-)
Level to low -- Possibly Not recommended (** check into your company/organization's security policy)
** Footnote: Added to keep mx in check
:-)
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mbiz. Excellent. Make it happen. 'check' mate :-)
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On my laptop, I can change the security level to low, but cannot at the companies computer. Need to talk to IT manager.
Thank you all.
Thank you all.
You're welcome ...
mx
mx
Glad to help
Guess we can all agree this was win-win-win-win (aka win4x) :-)
mx
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