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Home > Forums > Programmers > EAI Distributed/Component Programming > Microsoft: ActiveX Forum

ActiveX control in Word macro-enabled template in trusted location

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gbrenkman (Programmer)

10 Dec 10 18:21

I have a very simple Word 2007 macro-enabled template that has a single ActiveX checkbox control and a simple one-line Document_New macro. When this .dotm file is stored in a network file that has been setup in Word 2007 to be a trusted location, Word always aborts when creating a new file based on this template. If the ActiveX control is removed, or the macro code is removed, or the file is placed in a non-trusted location (and you select the option to enable macros when you get the security banner warning), it functions just fine. It's just the combination of ActiveX, macro code in a trusted location that causes the crash. I can e-mail the file for those that want to check it out.

Anyone got any ideas how to correct this strange one?

BTW, I have Office 2007 SP2.

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