Adding Headings 1-5 button to toolbar?

[Regina]

In using Word 2002, I'd like to add a button to my toolbar
for Headings 1-5, if possible.
After explaining how harmful direct formatting (such as
the bullets & number icon) can be with numbered documents,
one of the people I support does not like using the Task
Pane on the right side and asked me to find out how to add
Headings 1-5 directly to the toolbar.
Is this possible? I've done a quick google search but have
only found formatting buttons to be added.
thanks in advance,
Regina

 

[Jay Freedman]

Hi Regina,

First, insert one of each of the heading styles into the current document if
they aren't already there -- the next step will show you only styles that
have been used in the document.

Open the Tools > Customize dialog. If you want these buttons on a separate
toolbar (recommended), click the Toolbars tab, click the New button, and
give the toolbar a name.

On the Commands tab, scroll down the Categories list and click the Styles
item. The Commands list will now contain the available styles (plus some
other style-related stuff). Drag each of the heading styles from that list
to the toolbar. If you want, you can right-click each button and change the
name and/or make an icon for it.

See http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Customization/AsgnCmdOrMacroToToolbar.htm for
more info.

 

[Jonathan West]

In using Word 2002, I'd like to add a button to my toolbar
for Headings 1-5, if possible.
After explaining how harmful direct formatting (such as
the bullets & number icon) can be with numbered documents,
one of the people I support does not like using the Task
Pane on the right side and asked me to find out how to add
Headings 1-5 directly to the toolbar.
Is this possible? I've done a quick google search but have
only found formatting buttons to be added.
thanks in advance,
Regina

Creating Custom Toolbars for Templates
http://pubs.logicalexpressions.com/Pub0009/LPMArticle.asp?ID=262

 

[Regina]

Jay & Jonathan:
Thank you so much - it worked beautifully!!
Regina

-----Original Message-----
Hi Regina,

First, insert one of each of the heading styles into the current document if
they aren't already there -- the next step will show you only styles that
have been used in the document.

Open the Tools > Customize dialog. If you want these buttons on a separate
toolbar (recommended), click the Toolbars tab, click the New button, and
give the toolbar a name.

On the Commands tab, scroll down the Categories list and click the Styles
item. The Commands list will now contain the available styles (plus some
other style-related stuff). Drag each of the heading styles from that list
to the toolbar. If you want, you can right-click each button and change the
name and/or make an icon for it.

See

http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Customization/AsgnCmdOrMacroToToo
lbar.htm for