Security
Settings Office 2003 or earlier
Security Settings
Office 2007
The screen shots below
are from Excel 2003. The process applies equally to
another program such as PowerPoint 2003.
Set the
security levels with Tools | Macro > Security...
Set the
Security Level
to Medium so that you will be asked if a workbook with code
should be opened with the macros enabled. You should
also check the 'Trust all installed add-ins and templates'
If any of your add-ins access a Visual Basic Project, you
will also have to check the 'Trust access to Visual Basic
Project'. Unless otherwise noted, none of the add-ins
from this website access a Visual Basic Project.
The screenshots
below are from Excel 2007 but apply equally to another
program such as PowerPoint 2007.
Select
Office | Excel Options.

In the Excel Options dialog box,
select Trust Center, then Trust Center Settings...

In the Trust Center dialog box, in the
Add-Ins tab, make sure to
uncheck all the checkboxes, and in
the Macro Settings tab, ensure the
Disable all macros with
notification is checked.
In addition, if any of your
add-ins access a Visual Basic Project, you must check the
'Trust access to the Visual Basic Project object model'.
Unless otherwise noted, none of the add-ins on this website
access any VB Project.


In a Office 2003 or
earlier program: Select Tools | Add-Ins... to get the
Add-Ins dialog box.
With Office 2007, to
get to the same Add-Ins dialog box, you have to go through
the following steps:
The
screenshots are from Excel 2007. The process
applies equally to other Office 2007 programs such as
PowerPoint 2007.
Select
Office | Excel
Options.

In the Excel Options dialog box,
select Add-Ins tab. Then, in the
Manage drop-down list
select Excel Add-Ins. Finally, click the
Go... button.

Now, you get the same
dialog box as in earlier versions of Excel.
Make sure the add-in you want to load
has a checkmark next to it.
