You are working on a home computer with Microsoft Office 2010 installed on it. You have created a
number of databases using Microsoft Access 2010. You have also created macros for all these
databases. Now, you want to ensure that the other person who uses your computer system cannot
open unsigned Access 2010 databases. Which of the following options will you choose to accomplish
the task?
A.
Disable All Macros
B.
Disable All Macros Except Digitally Signed Macros
C.
Disable All Macros Without Notification
D.
Disable All Macros With Notification
Explanation:
The various options available in MS Access 2010 to handle macros are as follows:
Disable All Macros Without Notification: It allows MS Access to disable all macros and does not
display any security warnings for enabling them.
Disable All Macros With Notification: It is the default setting and allows MS Access to disable all
macros and display the security warnings.
Disable All Macros Except Digitally Signed Macros: It allows MS Access to automatically enable the
macros that are digitally signed.
Enable All Macros: It is not a recommended option. The Enable All Macros option allows MS Access
to enable all macros. It decreases security by allowing malicious code to run undetected.
Answer A is incorrect. It is not a valid option.