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Myrna Larson
I have written a VBA macro in Publisher 2003 that makes some formatting
changes. It works fine.
I would like to create a toolbar button that I can click to run this code.
How do I do that?
I am familiar with customizing toolbars in other Office apps: In Excel, on
the Commands tab, there is a Macros category, and it contains the commands
Custom Menu Item and Custom Button. I don't find that in Publisher.
If I try to copy another button with the intention of changing its function,
when I right-click the copied button, there's nothing on the menu that
allows me to attach a macro to the button.
And I also don't find a way to assign a keyboard shortcut key to the macro.
Is that possible? How?
Thanks for any help.
changes. It works fine.
I would like to create a toolbar button that I can click to run this code.
How do I do that?
I am familiar with customizing toolbars in other Office apps: In Excel, on
the Commands tab, there is a Macros category, and it contains the commands
Custom Menu Item and Custom Button. I don't find that in Publisher.
If I try to copy another button with the intention of changing its function,
when I right-click the copied button, there's nothing on the menu that
allows me to attach a macro to the button.
And I also don't find a way to assign a keyboard shortcut key to the macro.
Is that possible? How?
Thanks for any help.