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== Overview == | == Overview == | ||
A trusted location allows Excel to recognise files as being '''Safe'''. Adding a trusted location in Excel will ensure that ODBClink starts automatically rather than needing to '''Enable Macros''' each and every time. | A trusted location allows Excel to recognise files as being '''Safe'''. | ||
Adding a trusted location in Excel will ensure that ODBClink starts automatically rather than needing to '''Enable Macros''' each and every time. | |||
In addition, on some machines, adding a trusted location will prevent ODBClink compile error. | In addition, on some machines, adding a trusted location will prevent ODBClink compile error. | ||
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== Adding a trusted location automatically when first starting ODBClink == | == Adding a trusted location automatically when first starting ODBClink == | ||
The first time you start the ODBClink, you will prompt to add a trusted location automatically. We strongly recommend you choose to do so. | The first time you start the ODBClink, you will prompt to add a trusted location automatically. We strongly recommend you choose to do so by clicking Yes. | ||
[[File:Add_a_trusted_location_for_ODBClink.png|400px|thumb|right|Add a trusted location for ODBClink]] | |||
== Adding a trusted location manually == | == Adding a trusted location manually == | ||