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You can either put your macros in the global template “Normal.dot” although this is the quickest and easiest I would not recommend it. | ||
Your Normal.dot can have a tendency to corrupt and is also a haven for viruses. | ||
You should put your macros in another template “MyMacros.dot”. | ||
To ensure your macro are always available you can save this template in your start up folder. (File > New) click Templates, click OK and save to your Start up folder. |
Quit and restart to ensure that it’s a global template. Go into the VBA editor and then copy your macros across remembering to save the template before quiting |
When recording a macro you cannot use the mouse for certain operations, especially selecting text and moving around in a paragraph or table. It is important that you are able to use the keyboard for the operations normally done by the mouse |
If an attached template is not the Normal template and you wish to call a procedure in the Normal template then you must add a reference to the calling Project |
Step 4 - Things to Remember |
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