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Carl Kirsch, Atlanta
I know how to record a macro and assign it to my keyboard. I have a keyboard
macro called "Alt-R". When I recorded it, I asked it to open a Word document
and to open the "Find" dialogue box that I opened during creation by clicking
on "Find" in the Home Tab. Thereafter, I stopped record in macro. However,
Alt-R opens the document, but does not display the Find dialogue as expected.
I obviously need to add a command line in the macro to open the Find dialogue
box. How do I do that in Word 2007? (In WordPerfect, the commands are in a
dialogue box and you can edit your macro to select a particular command, like
Find, and it will insert the command in the macro, whereupon you save it and
performs like a charm. I need to do the same thing in Word 2007.)
macro called "Alt-R". When I recorded it, I asked it to open a Word document
and to open the "Find" dialogue box that I opened during creation by clicking
on "Find" in the Home Tab. Thereafter, I stopped record in macro. However,
Alt-R opens the document, but does not display the Find dialogue as expected.
I obviously need to add a command line in the macro to open the Find dialogue
box. How do I do that in Word 2007? (In WordPerfect, the commands are in a
dialogue box and you can edit your macro to select a particular command, like
Find, and it will insert the command in the macro, whereupon you save it and
performs like a charm. I need to do the same thing in Word 2007.)
