microsoft.public.word.vba.general

"John Easley" wrote:

> "Jean-Guy Marcil" wrote:
>
> > Do you mean that users with User Access security level cannot use the Spell
> > Checking feature in Office products, ever?
>
> I apologize for any confusion. Normal Spellcheck works fine for all of our
> users. However, Spellcheck is disabled when the document is a protected,
> locked template. Apparently, this is a known problem. The link I provided

According to MSFT, this is not a problem, it is by design!

> above discusses it and provides the VBA code to automatically unlock the
> document, spellcheck it, and relock it. This code runs fine on the
> workstations that have admin access rights. It produces an error message on

At which point? Before the macro starts? During execution (which line of
code)?
What does the error message state exactly?

> any workstation that only has User-level access rights, which is most of
> ours, even when the macro security level has been changed to Low. I'm
> looking for a way around it so the code will run for anyone. Any help will
> be appreciated.
>

I have used that code before and I do not know of anything in that code that
would be influenced by user Access rights.

Have you checked if those users can run other macros? Even a simple one like
this:

Sub TestMe()

MsgBox "This is a test."

End Sub


How are you distributing the macro?
Word versions for all involved?