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For me; I have found the best way around this issue (since mine is setup the same way as yours; I distribute a main .exe and the user files are allways .xlsc files). Just create (compile) the xlsc files using your older XLS compiler, that way it can still be opened on any previous user’s...

Is it possible they’re running the online web version of 365 (which has no vba)? Also, I believe if even one of those web users Saved it using the web-only version it can remove the vba function to no longer run macros on that file even when opened with an Office Pro version.

Great any idea when XLS Padlock 2024.3 will be ready? have a few clients driving me nuts by the way they’re all using Surface Pro 7 (Error 59 even with the 2024.2 update)!

UhOh, the new 2024.2 compiled exe worked fine at first (it fixed the issue), but then the client bought a new PC and installed it (the new fixed exe) and got the same error! I Zoom installed the new one myself for her (as I was in disbelief) Not sure what to do now? Any ideas?

Hope this helps: An affected client says he is using TotalAV for his AntiVirus progam. Are there any other affected users using the same AntiVirus program? Another client Fixed it by doing this: Uninstalled three recent updates, put updates on pause and disabled auto-install, waited ½ hour...

Not sure what AV my clients are using, maybe other posters can help…

It seems perhaps may be due to the latest 24.11 Windows Update - as some users did a ‘System Restore’ (or have rolled-back) to the last Windows update and all is fine now. Yes, they are all using our Universal 32 & 64 bit compiled exe (as they have been using for years). Thanks,

Yikes! - 2 more clients have reported this same issue today 😦 They are unable to open anything - we have to pause our business until this is fixed - please help!!

Hello, We have a client experiencing this error (he has the latest 2024.2 update): Add-in 2 System Error. Code 33. Any ideas?

Hello, We have a client experiencing this error (he has the latest 2024.2 update): Inline image638×409 32.7 KB Any ideas? Thanks, ESI

Thank you…Yes I’ve already tried that and didn’t find that particular error message to edit in the .sil file (which is why I emailed). Is there another place I that I can edit it? Thanks, Barry

Is there a way to edit some of your ‘error messages’ as I didn’t see many of them in the localization .sil file. For example; I wish to edit out the ‘contact the author’, etc when the error is a simple “Excel not locally-installed” 365 issue etc. I’de like to change the error message text to...

Got it - that is great to be able the .sil file - thanks! Is there a way to also edit some of your ‘error messages’ as I didn’t see many of them in the .sil file. For example; I wish to edit out the ‘contact the author’, etc when the error is a simple “Excel not locally-installed” 365 issue etc...

A few users get this error when opening their (compiled .xlsc) file: “Error while starting application runtime” Any ideas? Thanks

Is there a way not to show ‘Original Workbook’ on the Welcome Menu? (or maybe change it’s text to something else?) We don’t use an original workbook, our clients select from our pre-made .xlsc files, and we cannot use an ‘original workbook’. Our customers call us constantly about this but I...