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A yellow bar at the top of the screen that says
: '''Security Warning'''  Some active content has been disabled. Click for more details.
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: A potential security concern has been identified
: A potential security concern has been identified
: This location may be unsafe
: This location may be unsafe
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: Do you want to continue?  
: Do you want to continue?  
:  Yes button / No buttobn
:  Yes button / No button
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== Steps to prevent this from coming up ==
see [[Managing Trusted Locations to enable VBA in our Microsoft Access programs]]


== In Access 2010 ==
== Related articles ==  
* click on '''file''' (top right corner), '''options'''
{{Related Articles}}
* click on '''trust center''' (bottom of left panel)
* click '''Trust center Settings''' button (bottom right)
* click '''Trusted locations'''
* make sure checkbox for '''Allow trusted locations on my network''' is '''checked''' (in the bottom of window)
* make sure there is a line with "\\ad.wrha.mb.ca\wrha\REGION\Shared\ICU_DATA_COLLECTION\", and subfolders checked
** add new location if needed:
* click on '''Add New Location'''
* click on  '''browse''', find location you need.  make sure you check off the box that says "allow trusted location''

Latest revision as of 10:56, 10 November 2025

eHealth has us in a policy that should prevent the following. If anyone gets this error please let me know so we can fix the underlying problem instead of repeated manual fixes.


A yellow bar at the top of the screen that says

Security Warning Some active content has been disabled. Click for more details.
old error   
A potential security concern has been identified
This location may be unsafe
<a file path>
Hyperlinks can be hearmful to your computer and data. To protect your computer, click only on those hyperlinks from trusted sources.
Do you want to continue?
Yes button / No button

Steps to prevent this from coming up

see Managing Trusted Locations to enable VBA in our Microsoft Access programs

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