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MS Office Forum / Word / Programming / March 2007How can we change the description of the macro found ...
... in the Commands tab of the Customize dialogue box pls? Thanks. :oD Hi Stargate Fan, One way to do it: Open the Object browser (F2), look up your macro. Then right-click on it, choose "Properties..." from the context menu that appears, and edit the Description. In Word 2003, the description doesn't show in "Customize..., Commands tab" though (probably a bug). It does show up in the keyboard customization dialog and "Tools > Macro > Macros". Regards, Klaus > ... in the Commands tab of the Customize dialogue box pls? > > Thanks. :oD >Hi Stargate Fan, > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] >Regards, >Klaus Sorry for the delay. Work has been a bit harried ... this works perfectly, thanks. I have Word2K so was able to change the descriptiion of some of my older macros from that standard "macro recorded by such and such on such date" to an actual description of the macro. Much better. :oD >> ... in the Commands tab of the Customize dialogue box pls? >> >> Thanks. :oD Glad it worked! I hadn't ever done it before either, and used the new-found knowledge myself to add some descriptions. Klaus >>One way to do it: >>Open the Object browser (F2), look up your macro. [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] >>Regards, >>Klaus > Sorry for the delay. Work has been a bit harried ... this works > perfectly, thanks. I have Word2K so was able to change the [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >>> >>> Thanks. :oD >Glad it worked! I hadn't ever done it before either, and used the new-found >knowledge myself to add some descriptions. I know. It's great, isn't it? Now there's something there for the user to see that is helpful rather than just the pretty useless date and time <g> Cheers. >Klaus > [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] >>>> >>>> Thanks. :oD |
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