Description: Every time you start LibreOffice with "Disable Macro Execution"=true Security Warning appears with "Security Warning: The document contains macros." Steps to Reproduce: 1.Open any LibreOffice Application 2.Securtiy Warning appears 3. Actual Results: Security Warning: The document contains macros Expected Results: No Warning Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info: Every time you start LibreOffice with "Disable Macro Execution"=true Security Warning appears with "Security Warning: The document contains macros."
Hello, Just go to Tools - Options - Security and change the macro security. Closing as RESOLVED NOTABUG
Fwiw, I'd set the level to highest and add a directory to the trusted locations and put all legit documents containing macros there.
The warning is wrong. If a warning is intended, then it should be something like "Execution of script languages is disabled." The setting in question is in "Expert Configuration". The description in common.xcs is <desc>Specifies whether the macro execution is disabled in general. This will disable Basic, Beanshell, Javascript and Python scripts. If it is set to true, the "MacroSecurityLevel" is ignored. If it is set to false, the mentioned entry specified the level of macro security.</desc>
Created attachment 186494 [details] screenshot of setting and warning
The big advantage of the setting "Disable Macro Execution"=true in Expert Configuration is that nothing from the macro menu is changeable or applicable. Since version 7.5 the problem with the warning exists whenever one of the LibreOffice component is started. The warning "Security Warning: The document contains macros" unfortunately suggests a wrong information in the warning.
greetings We have just migrated to version 7.5. A Solution to this Problem would also be in our interest because the warning creates uncertainty for the users.