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Standardize word macro usage within the team

Hi,

I have a team of 10 persons who work on word documents, they format them as per our defined guidlines. To complete the work fast we have created a macro that has been updated on all the machines. This macro corrects the font, size and formatting.

How can I ensure and implement that nobody can change/replace or delete this macro from their system? In case this happens I should get an alert.

Can something be done at the system or programme level?

Thanks, PK

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To ensure that no-one changes it, you can set a password on the macro. This page should get you there. But that won't help with notifying you.

Kinopiko  2009-10-31 09:20:07
But even though it is protected with password, but any user might replace it with another macro with same name or delete this. How this can be avoided?
 2009-10-31 09:45:27

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