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Default Macros I want dont appear in the customise box to drag to a toolbar

Hi

I have a macro that works using a key board short cut, but when I try
to assign it to a toolbar function when I select "macros" in the list
of commands the macro I want isn't listed there. only custom menu
item and custom button (with a smiley face)

help !


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Default Macros I want dont appear in the customise box to drag to a toolbar

While in ToolsCustomizeCommandsMacros................

Drag Smiley Face up to a Toolbar.

Right-click on Smiley and "Assign Macro".

Choose from macro selection window.

Note you can also change Smiley to another Icon


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On Sat, 25 Sep 2010 15:32:19 -0700 (PDT), Johnnyboy5
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Hi

I have a macro that works using a key board short cut, but when I try
to assign it to a toolbar function when I select "macros" in the list
of commands the macro I want isn't listed there. only custom menu
item and custom button (with a smiley face)

help !


Johnny

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