The macro virus warning no longer appears when you open the template or when you use it to create a new document. Method 3: Save the Word document as a Rich Text Format (.rtf) file Note Use this procedure when your Word document contains no macros but displays the macro virus warning that is mentioned in the Symptoms section.
Birmingham's Vulcan statue is a well-known icon: his massive head, his fearsome spear, his lack of pants. The statue goes by just one name: Vulcan. Around this polite Southern metropolis, he's famous for his oversized head, manly beard, blacksmith's apron and fearsome spear he raises toward the sky.
A four-foot kneeling model with both hands on his thighs. The life-sized sitting model which is pretty common today, and the 7-foot standing statue of Ronald holding McDonald's food items which is still being manufactured. The advent of the Internet has caused the employment of the Ronald McDonald statues in a variety of compromising poses. The most frequent one photographed is the seated figure. The seated Ronald was manufactured by Dutchland Plastics Corporation, out of Ootsburg, Wisconsin, for Interior Systems (Fond du Lac, Wisconsin). The life-size statue has been in production since 1992. The mold design is a three-piece cast aluminum mold, but the manufacturer runs the part as a two-piece mold. The part has extensive undercuts.