This policy setting controls how Access notifies users about untrusted components.
If you enable this policy setting, when users attempt to open an untrusted Access database that contains user-programmed executable components, users see a dialog box where they then must choose whether to enable or disable the components before they can work with the database.
If you disable or do not configure this policy setting, when users open an untrusted Access database that contains user-programmed executable components, Access opens the database with the components disabled and displays the Message Bar with a warning that database content has been disabled. Users can inspect the contents of the database, but cannot use any disabled functionality until they enable it by clicking Options on the Message Bar and selecting the appropriate action.
This policy setting controls file synchronization via SOAP over HTTP for Word. If you enable this policy setting, file synchronization ...
This policy setting controls file synchronization via SOAP over HTTP. If you enable or do not configure this policy setting, ...
This policy setting controls file synchronization via SOAP over HTTP. If you enable this policy setting, file synchronization ...
This policy setting controls highlighter marks. If you enable this policy setting, highlighter marks, both on screen and ...
This policy setting controls how Access notifies users about untrusted components. If you enable this policy setting, when ...
This policy setting controls how conversation view in Outlook is loaded and whether Cross Folder Content is turned on or ...
This policy setting controls how Excel loads file types that do not match their extension. Excel can load files with extensions ...
This policy setting controls how forms that are compatible with InfoPath 2003 are sent by e-mail. If you enable this policy ...
This policy setting controls how InfoPath handles e-mail forms that contain code or script. If you enable this policy setting, ...