Do you use controls or write code to run in Office files? The Law Department does both with the License Agreement to screen that the form is properly filled in. The TradeMark Buttons on the Word/PowerPoint/Excel toolbars that fix up iMIS and other trademarks also use macros. However, when you open a document with macros or controls, you get a warning message that a virus may be hidden within. However, an author (like ASI) can be added to a trusted publisher list and once the publisher is trusted, the warning never appears. So, if you need a macro or control signed for a document, just send it to the Law Department and I will sign it for ASI.
More help: When I was in private practice in Washington, D.C., I represented a bank in a very visible case where we were trying to show that a large Certificate of Deposit was a negotiable instrument. The problem was that to be negotiable, it had to be assignable and transferable, and the CD was stamped "Non-Transferable and Non-Assignable". Little things like common sense don't stop a true lawyer and we prevailed in a widely quoted opinion. So next time something that you want to do is non-doable, contact me for some nonchalant, nonconstructive, nonconclusive, nonconformant, nonplused, nonproductive, nonsense. Another free service of the Law Department.