Unless you're running Office 95, blocking macros in Office is about as easy as it gets. The simple yes/no scheme of Office 97 was a real pain, but Office 2000 and later have a setting to enable only "trusted" (digitally certified) macros. I seem to remember that the default setting of Office 2000 was "low security" - bad move, MS! - but in Office XP the default is "high security, only accepted digitally signed macros".

The pen is mightier than the sword. But if you literally want to have some impact, use a typewriter

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