Every time you open Word, Word requests that you enable the macros in various Efofex files.

In most versions of Word, macros must be explicitly enabled to be used. This protects you from malicious macro code in documents and templates. The Efofex toolbar definition files contain these sort of macros. The macros in our files have been digitally signed by Efofex. If Word constantly asks you to enable the macros, it is not remembering that you have trusted the macros previously.

Older versions of Word did not require you to place a check mark in the "Always trust macros from this publisher" box before Enabling the macros. Because of this some people either do not see this option or decide not to select it and Word will ask every time it starts. Place a check mark in this box, then enable the macros and you will not be asked again.

Alternatively, adding our certificate to the "Trusted Sources" may not be permitted by your account privileges. If this is the case you will approve the macros but Word will not remember the approval. To correct this you will need to get a user with administrator privileges to enable to macros.