F key to bring up list of macroes??
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From: kraut on 5 May 2010 12:42 Thanks. Will check it out. >Hi Kraut, > >Auto-correct is a very good way for single-line entries. > >For example, set to replace |ad with your address, if you are happy with it >all on one line.** > >Otherwise, what was "auto text" in Word 2000 is "Quick Parts" in 2007. Go to >http://www.interworks.com/blogs/gbivens/2009/08/26/save-time-microsoft-word-2007-quick-parts-auto-text?CTT=1 >and scroll down to the paragraph beginning "As I was searching on Google..." >for a discussion on recording your automatic entries. > >**I use auto-correct for Suppliers names that I have to enter frequently, >but I always begin with "|" (that is the split verticle line usually on the >"\" key) so as to avoid embarrassing unintentional substitutions :-) > >> >> >> Is there an F key that will bring up a list of macroes installed in >> >> Office 2007 Enterprise edition?? >> >> > >> >Macros aren't installed in Office, they're either part of add-ins >> >installed into the various Office apps or they're part of documents or >> >templates that you have open. The exact mechanism varies by >> >application. >> > >> >Alt+F8 will bring up a dialog that lists the macros in the current >> >document and lets you choose from other open documents or all open >> >documents. Or at least it does this in SOME Office apps. >> > >> >But what it is that you're trying to accomplish? What will having a >> >list of macros do for you? >> > >> >> Alt-F8 does work. Thanks much. >> >> Trying to accomplish bringing up a list of my macroes that I have with >> an F key as I stated in original post that are installed in Office >> 2007 Word (Which I should have said in original post) such as my >> return address or date or ETC that are available to any doc I am >> working on in Word. >> >> Right now using the Addins Classic Menu it takes 3 or 4 clicks to get >> a list of my macroes. It is almost quicker to type in my return >> address then to go thru that. That is why I was wondering if there >> was an F key or shortcut to bring up the macroes I have in Office >> Word. >> |