Hi,

Since they are already built-in commands, you don't need to write macros for
them.

You can add all of them to some toolbar, or assign keyboard shortcuts for
them, directly in Tools > Customize.

If you really want/need to put them in a macro, put "WordBasic." in front of
the command's name, say:
WordBasic.FileSave

Most times, it's easy and "cleaner" to find some corresponding VBA code.
And most times, recording the command will give you at least some VBA code
to start with.

One case when WordBasic.SomeCommand is handy is when you want to intercept
some command with a macro.
In many cases, you then want the macro to do something special in some
circumstances, and act as usual in others:

Sub NextCell()
   If myCondition
       runMyCode
   Else
       WordBasic.NextCell
   End If
End Sub

Regards,
Klaus