xDeadlYx
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Hello all,
So I got an assignment for my course (Database management) to do a small project to create a database using the info in this file. My concern is that when I opened the file (that was provided by the professor on school's site) It showed a warning that it has macros! I looked at it and it was "VBA macros". I did not really want to enable it, since I know that macros can do major damage, and I can't really trust any source. I do not know what to do, I thought about doing this process on a VM, but it's hectic. I ran the file through VirusTotal and Windows Defender and they showed no problems.
So I got an assignment for my course (Database management) to do a small project to create a database using the info in this file. My concern is that when I opened the file (that was provided by the professor on school's site) It showed a warning that it has macros! I looked at it and it was "VBA macros". I did not really want to enable it, since I know that macros can do major damage, and I can't really trust any source. I do not know what to do, I thought about doing this process on a VM, but it's hectic. I ran the file through VirusTotal and Windows Defender and they showed no problems.
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