To deal with the issue of macros being disabled in your Visual Basic project, you need to ensure that the macros are enabled in your Microsoft Outlook settings. Here are the steps you can follow:
- Check Macro Security Settings: Go to the Developer tab in Outlook and set the Macro Security to Notifications for digitally signed macros, all other macros disabled.
- Assign a Digital Signature: If you have created a macro and assigned a Digital Signature certificate to it, make sure that the certificate is still assigned. If you exit Visual Basic without saving the project, the certificate may not be retained.
- Save Your Project: Before closing Visual Basic, manually save your changes by going to File > Save VbaProject.OTM or by clicking the Save icon in the Visual Basic window. This ensures that your macro and its digital signature are saved properly.
- Enable Macros: If you opened a document with macros disabled, you may need to enable them by following the instructions provided in the documentation for enabling macros in Office files.
By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the issue and run your macros successfully.