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Jul 31, 2003. Keith Lubell Guest The following code generates this error: Dim appWord As New Word.Application Dim strCodePath As String strCodePath = "x:\Macro Modules\" Dim temNorm As Word.Template Dim strBas As String Set
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temNorm = appWord.NormalTemplate DoEvents 'This loops through all the export mods and imports them into vba trust access to vb project the normal.dot vbproject strBas = Dir(strCodePath & "*.bas") Do Until strBas = "" 'the dir function doesn't return the path, so we programmatic access to visual basic project is not trusted 2016 add it here strBas = strCodePath & strBas '-- FAILS ON IMPORT STATEMENT temNorm.VBProject.VBComponents.Import strBas DoEvents 'calling dir with no arguments returns the next file matching the pattern strBas = Dir Loop I have reset the macro https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/282830 security on WORD 2002 to LOW and I have checked the allow access to VB Projects, but after rebooting the machine. It still does not work. I assume this is to prevent Viruses from affecting the normal.dot, but I am creating docs for a special mail merge app. I am going to try to create another template with these injected macros. Any other ideas? Keith Lubell, Jul 31, 2003 #1 Advertisements Show Ignored http://www.office-forums.com/threads/runtime-error-6068-programmatic-access-to-visual-basic-project-is-not-trusted.464557/ Content Want to reply to this thread or ask your own question? It takes just 2 minutes to sign up (and it's free!). Just click the sign up button to choose a username and then you can ask your own questions on the forum. Sign Up Now! Similar Threads Visual Basic Runtime error 5165 Jerry, Jul 22, 2003, in forum: Word Errors Replies: 1 Views: 996 Suzanne S. Barnhill Jul 22, 2003 Getting Visual Basic Runtime 13 error when Word exits dave, Aug 6, 2003, in forum: Word Errors Replies: 3 Views: 97 Beth Melton Aug 8, 2003 Visual Basic Runtime error '5' Mitch Paine, Nov 26, 2003, in forum: Word Errors Replies: 0 Views: 101 Mitch Paine Nov 26, 2003 visual basic runtime error 7 mary459, Jan 30, 2004, in forum: Word Errors Replies: 1 Views: 123 TF Jan 30, 2004 Received Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library Runtime Error! MJ, Apr 26, 2004, in forum: Word Errors Replies: 1 Views: 146 Guest Apr 28, 2004 Microsoft visual C++Runtime Library - Runtime Error Cindy, Apr 27, 2004, in forum: Word Errors Replies: 1 Views: 73 Guest Apr 28, 2004 Error starting Word 2003: Visual Basic Runtime Error '53' File Not Found 'wfill32.dll' shapeshifter, Nov 23, 2004, in forum: Word Errors Replies: 0 Views: 179 shapeshifter Nov 23, 2004 MS Word runtim
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message appear when performing a Word conversion. Q: When trying to convert documents to Word with CasePlayer2, the [Run-time Error '6068': Programmatic access to Visual Basic Project is not trusted] message or the [*****.dot] appear and no Word document is created. How can I solve this? A: This is due to the Security Settings of Microsoft Word that don't allow for Visual Basic macros to be executed. To allow them, perform the procedure below according to the version of MS Word you are using. [Word 2000] Tools-->Macro-->Security Select the "Trusted Sources" tab Check the "Trust all installed add-ins and templates" setting [Word 2002] Tools-->Macro-->Security Select the "Trusted Sources" tab Check both the "Trust all installed add-ins and templates" and "Trust access to Visual Basic Project" settings [Word 2003] Tools-->Macro-->Security Select the "Trusted Sources" tab Check both the "Trust all installed add-ins and templates" and "Trust access to Visual Basic Project" settings [Word 2007] Options-->Security Center -->Security Center Settings Select the "Macro Settings" tab Check the "Trust access to the VBA project object model" setting [Word 2010, Word 2013] Options-->Trust Center-->Trust Center Settings Select the "Macro Settings" tab Check the "Trust access to the VBA project object model" setting Note: To ensure that Word files are generated properly, the following options should also be set in MS Word: [Word 2000] Insert-->Caption Click [AutoCaption]. In the "Add Caption when inserting:" list, uncheck "Microsoft Word Table" and click [OK]. [Word 2002] -On the Tools menu, click Options. Click the View tab and then check the White space between pages setting. - Insert-->Reference-->Caption Click [AutoCaption]. In the "Add Caption when inserting:" list, uncheck "Microsoft Word Table" and click [OK]. [Word 2003] Insert-->Reference-->Caption Click [AutoCaption]. In the "Add Caption when inserting:" list, uncheck "Microsoft Word Table" and click [OK]. [Word 2007] -Office button-->Word Options Click [Display Options]. In the Page Display Options area, check "Show White Space Between Pages In Print Layout View". - Office button-->Word Options Click [Save]. Under "Save documents", next to "Save files in this format", select [Word Document (*.docx)]. - [References] tab --> Insert Caption Click [AutoCaption]. In the "Add Caption when inserting:" list, uncheck "Microsoft Word Table" and click [OK]. [Word 2010, Word 2013] - File--> Options Click [Display]. In the Page Display Options area, check "Show White Space between Pages In Print Layout View". - File--> Options Click [Save]. Under "Save documents", next to "Save