>exit drop down box gives me Project.NewMacros or Normal.NewMacros as my two
>choices rather than the macro that I've named and attached to my file.
>
>See below string also:
>I opened up my document which is called New Director.  I then opened VBA
>editor.  I found "Project (New Director)" and opened it.  It had three
>additional plus signes under it.  One is called Microsoft Word Objects, one
>is Modules and one is References.  Under Microsoft Word Objects it has the
>word icon with "ThisDocument"  Under Modules it has New Macros.  When I
>double click on it, it comes up with the name of the macro that I created for
>this document. This is the only macro that I created for this document.  
>However when I then go to the space where the macro is to run on my document
>and click the FormField Option box, it shows three macros available but none
>of them are named the name I gave my macro.
>
>Lynda
>
>"Jay Freedman" wrote:
>
>> caring4211 wrote:
>> > I am having one problem in the Form Field Options Box.  I have check
>> > boxes which I've renamed.  I went in and created a Macro and made
>> > sure my document was showing in the Macro in box.  However when I go
>> > to the Form Field Options Box and want to list the Macro in the exit
>> > box the name of my macro isn't there.  I've tried a new document and
>> > it's doing the same thing. Suggestions?
>>
>> If the macro really is in the same document with the check box, it should
>> show up in the list. Here's how to check:
>>
>> Open the VBA editor (Alt+F11). If you don't see the Project Explorer pane on
>> the left, press Ctrl+R or select it from the View menu.
>>
>> There will be an icon labeled "Project (MyDocument)" or whatever the
>> document's actual name is. If that's collapsed, click the little plus sign
>> to expand it. Under that you'll see a folder icon labeled "Modules"; expand
>> that.
>>
>> Now you should see at least one module icon, labeled "NewMacros" or
>> "Module1" or something like that. Double-click it. You should see your
>> macro's code in the big window to the right.
>>
>> If any of the things I've described aren't there, then your macro isn't in
>> the document. It might be in a module under the Normal project -- but then
>> it still should be listed in the Exit Macro dropdown. You might find it in
>> some other template or document, although that's unlikely -- or it simply
>> might not have been saved at all.