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Are you sure setting macro security to low is your answer since this makes users susceptible to virus infection.<br />
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Where you need all users to run a macro why not purchase macro certification and sign the files to support auto acceptance of the macros.<br />
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Chris
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Are you sure setting macro security to low is your answer since this makes users susceptible to virus infection.

Where you need all users to run a macro why not purchase macro certification and sign the files to support auto acceptance of the macros.

Chris

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Not an option for us, that would be the case in an ideal world.<br />
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We have Mcafee 8.5, contolled by EPO on all our Citirx servers.
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Not an option for us, that would be the case in an ideal world.

We have Mcafee 8.5, contolled by EPO on all our Citirx servers.

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We have a Citrix farm, with 3 node servers. I need to be able to set the Macro security settings to 'Low' for all users. I know the reg key that controls macro security settings:<br />
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HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software<wbr />\Microsoft<wbr />\Office\11<wbr />.0\Excel\S<wbr />ecurity<br />
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But I need to run a script to set this for All users. Has anyone got any ideas please?
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We have a Citrix farm, with 3 node servers. I need to be able to set the Macro security settings to 'Low' for all users. I know the reg key that controls macro security settings:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\11.0\Excel\Security

But I need to run a script to set this for All users. Has anyone got any ideas please?

Macro Security Settings need to be Low

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