I understand there are other ways around this... but I had a question about the manual process of enabling content.
I'd like to have a processes that ckicks off when the files is opened... but this is impossible in our environment, because all users must first chose to enable the content of the file/application manually.
What I was wondering is if there's an even procedure that kicks off when (or just after) users see the Secruity Warning the click: "Options...">> Enable this content >> OK.
If I could get Access to fire off something at the point they click OK... that wold be very cool. but I don't have access to the On Click event procedure for that button (that I know of) or what the next event that happens after people choose to allow the content... or even if there necessarily is one.
Any light shed on this would be nice.
Thanks,
Gary
I'd like to have a processes that ckicks off when the files is opened... but this is impossible in our environment, because all users must first chose to enable the content of the file/application manually.
What I was wondering is if there's an even procedure that kicks off when (or just after) users see the Secruity Warning the click: "Options...">> Enable this content >> OK.
If I could get Access to fire off something at the point they click OK... that wold be very cool. but I don't have access to the On Click event procedure for that button (that I know of) or what the next event that happens after people choose to allow the content... or even if there necessarily is one.
Any light shed on this would be nice.
Thanks,
Gary
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