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Kim wrote at 2006-07-18 20:04:31
Sorry, I have tried both and neither works. The document still opens in Design Mode.
blade wrote at 2007-06-07 02:16:02
Do you think we're stupid Dale? I've tried that 100 times, and the document will not stop opening in design mode. It's a complete bummer, man.
WordGuru wrote at 2007-12-12 15:53:24
Change your macros security level to medium. You have it set to high. Enable macros when you open the document.
wguru wrote at 2009-03-14 08:32:16
Many or most readers to this string will run into the just as annoying macro warnings that appear even when set to medium security, and as I find that only in setting ti to "low" will the word document finally open w/o nuisance bloatware crap like control toolbox and design mode default openings (marco warnings too).
Jamin5000 wrote at 2009-06-11 19:12:57
It may be old post, but I know someone may want to know how to use vba to disable design view in 2003.
Dim ctl As office.CommandBarButton
Set ctl = Application.CommandBars.FindControl(ID:=2597)
If Not ctl Is Nothing Then ctl.Execute
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