Its true I don't understand all the ins and outs of this as I am not a
programmer, but I am very paranoid about losing my data, so I am not
willing to risk possibilities even. I know that I can click "no" when I
open up a file with macros in it so it won't execute and that I can set
an setting in the options to keep macros from executing at all, but that
won't work for my uses. And I realize that the default branch of
OpenOffice.org does not yet and has no plans to include VBA support.
Again, this will not work for my uses.
Thanks for clarifying.
Cor Nouws wrote:
Benjamin Huot wrote:
My number one concern as it is for many others is document integrity
which can never by secure if OpenOffice documents execute Visual
Basic macros, as far as I am concerned. This is just my perspective.
OpenOffice.org has many other benefits regardless of VBA
compatibility. But for my data, I am unwilling to trust it any more
with VBA compatibility.
Apparently, you didn't understand my answer, and/or I was not clear
enough.
a- there is no VBA-support;
b- when there will ever be, no automatic execution is possible.
By the way: in any program with a macro-language code can be executed.
But that does not automatically mean being vulnerable.
Regards,
Cor
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