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According to Microsoft, this error is caused by a macro running in a database that is not trusted. You can either move the database to a trusted location, or trust the author of the database. Here it the KB Article on this issue: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/931407
Another reason why this happens is due to network permissions. The user accessing the application will need alter,read, write and execute.
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