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Working With MacrosLet's face it: Macros have a reputation for being difficult to use and even more difficult to create. Once you get started with macros, you'll see that their reputation is undeserved. They really will help you become more efficient with your word processor.
Macros -- Using a Macro to Find the Printer Name
For some macros you need to know the exact name of your printer. If you make a mistake, the macro won't work. Fortunately, you can use this macro to find your printer's name. Macros!
Macros have the reputation of being difficult to work with. Don't let this intimidate you; with careful planning, you can use them to automate processes and make your life easier. Microsoft Word -- Using Macros to Format Select Text
One of the best uses for macros is to format your text. Read this quick tip to find out how you can create a macro that will apply customized formatting to a select part of your document. Microsoft Word -- Changing Word's Macro Security Level
If you have macros from a trusted source but that are unsigned, you can use this tip to change the macro security level in Word. Of course, you should use an abundance of caution when changing this setting. Microsoft Word -- Displaying the Shortcut Keys
Shortcut keys can save you a lot of time when you're working in Word. If you don't know the shortcut keys for the commands, don't fret. You can have Word display the shortcut keys in the ScreenTips. Here's how! WordPerfect and Macros
WordPerfect handles macros differently than other software programs. This article will give you a quick run down of how they work, how to create your own, and how to edit them. VBA Programmer's Guide
If you're interested in developing VBA code, then this guide is for you! It was put together by Microsoft, who else? |
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