Hello,
If I click on a link to a Bear Note (eg: bear://x-callback-url/open-note?id=B16BE3DB-0D61-4B45-AD77-5CA5B33AEBF7) in MS Word (16.110.1) for Mac (Tahoe) , the warning below appears and I have to click on Open. Is there a way to configure a macro to systematically automatically press the Open button when the warning is displayed ?
I investigated the matter and was told that there is no solution by configuring Word.
thank you very much
You could see if the Click a Button action sees the Open button in that dialog. If not, maybe find image on the big red Cancel button, and then click the mouse at +400 pixels (or whatever it is) right of that area?
-rob.
From various posts in the forum, I gather that Word presents more than its fair share of problems! I do wonder if it is the best tool for the job that you have in mind, but I don’t know why you would want to link to a note in Bear from Word… so maybe it is! 
thank you very much for your replies. My apologies for the delay.
@kevinb You are right. It’s not my choice. I work in Bear and am being forced to collaborate in word. In the process, within the word document, I have to refer to my notes in Bear to be able to navigate quickly.
@griffman I apologize for a poorly formulated question.
1- yes the "open" button action works perfectly.
2- I can automatically trigger the macro if I use the focused window trigger. When I click on a link, the focused window changes and the OPEN button is automatically pressed. My problem is that the macro is triggered any time I change windows in Word, which does not make sense. I was wondering if there is a workaround.
Try testing the %FrontWindowName% -- that will be empty for the prompt you want to close.
Keep an eye on other Word dialogs though, in case they also both have no window name and an "Open" button -- I quickly checked a few (Print, Open, Save) and none met both conditions, but who knows what other dialogs are lurking!
Works pefectly 
incredible, astounding, I fell off my chair. You are a genius
Agreed!
