Using label printing templates for Word is a great place to start, and with all recent MS Word versions the templates will automatically open with gridlines visible. Macros detected by macro virus protection are not necessarily viruses. Turning on the gridlines for label printing in Word can be easy with the right tools. Note: Enabling macro protection in Microsoft Word and/or Access (aka: macro virus protection) will not detect specific macro viruses for you but will inform you if a macro exists on a document you are trying to open. Currently, macro protection can only be configured for Excel in Office 2008.Place a check in the box next to Warn before opening a file that contains macros.Click once on the Security category listed on the left-hand side of the window to highlight it.Instructions for Word running on a Macintosh system: Word 2004 Click on OK again to close out of the Word Options menu.Click on either Disable All Macros With Notification or Disable All Macros With Notification to select it.
Select the Trust Center option and click on the Trust Center Settings.If you inspect the way each menu item is written.
Sentence case, lowercase, uppercase, capitalize each word, and toggle case. What are the different types of case you can change your text to You can change the text you select to 5 different cases from the menu. Click on Office Button and select Word Options This first screenshot shows the test has been changed to Uppercase in Word 2007.Select the Security tab and click on the Macro Security button.Click on OK again to close out of the options menu.Click on either Medium or High to select it.Click on Tools, highlight Macro and click on Security.Instructions for Word running on a Windows machine: Word 2000 To view instructions specific to the version of Word you are using click on one of the following links: (This occurs when the lowest level of security has been selected).
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This document explains how to enable macro protection in older versions of Office so that macros do not run automatically when a document is opened.