Syntax
IsExecuteOnly([Macro$])
Remarks
Returns 0 (zero) if the specified macro can be edited or –1 if the macro is execute-only. Macros that cannot be edited are sometimes referred to as encrypted. You can make a macro execute-only using MacroCopy.
Argument | Explanation |
Macro$ | The name of a macro. Use the following syntax: [TemplateName:]MacroName$ If TemplateName is omitted, Word looks for the macro in the Normal template and loaded global templates. If TemplateName is specified, the template must be open in a document window, attached to an open document, or loaded as a global template; otherwise IsExecuteOnly() generates an error. If both TemplateName and MacroName$ are omitted, the macro containing the IsExecuteOnly() instruction is assumed. |
Example
This example determines whether the global macro Test is execute-only. If it isn't, Word displays the macro in the macro-editing window.
encrypted = IsExecuteOnly("NORMAL:Test")
If encrypted = 0 Then ToolsMacro .Name = "Test", .Show = 1, .Edit
See Also
IsMacro(), MacroCopy