atw: Re: Macros in Word 2007

Maybe I didn't explain myself very clearly. The problem isn't whether I can
use the macros in Word 2007 - they assure me I should be able to - but
whether I can replicate the set-up I use to display them in the Word
workspace so I can find the ones I want easily.

For example, currently my toolbar has a folder called *Pg Nums*. When I
click on the folder it opens to display two commands - macros that I use to
apply different styles of page numbering to the current document. Another
folder called *New doc* displays commands that allow me to create a new
document based on one of number of different templates. And so on.

Howard

2009/2/20 Dent, John <John.Dent@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

>  Just attach your 2003 templates to 2007.
>
> John
>
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> *From:* austechwriter-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:
> austechwriter-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] *On Behalf Of *Howard Silcock
> *Sent:* Friday, February 20, 2009 11:02
> *To:* austechwriter@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> *Subject:* atw: Macros in Word 2007
>
>  We are rapidly approaching our move to Office 2007 in my workplace and
> I'm starting to think about how my own set-up is going to transfer to the
> new environment.
>
> Over the years I've developed quite a library of macros and in my Office
> 2003 set-up I've created my own custom toolbar with about 20 folders. Each
> folder serves as a 'menu' of commands - some are built-in commands, some
> frequently used styles, fonts, etc, but many are my own macros. In fact, in
> some cases, these items are grouped into subfolders and even subsubfolders.
> My question is whether I'm going to be able to recreate something similar in
> Word 2007, since as far as I now it doesn't even use toolbars.
>
> The obvious place to start would seem to be the Quick Access Toolbar, but
> does it allow you to group commands into folders?
>
> Has anyone else played with this kind of problem?
>
> Howard
>

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