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- Copy the macro text from the appropriate page using your browser's cut
and paste capabilities.
- Open Word. Click Tools | Macro | Macros. The Macros dialog box opens.
- Click Create. The Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications editing
environment opens.
- In the editing window for the Normal template, Modules folder, New
Macros module, paste the text.
- Click File | Close and Return to Microsoft Word
A macro may be easier to use with a single keystroke. You can
assign a keystroke to a macro with this procedure:
- Click Tools | Customize. The Customize dialogbox opens.
- Click the Keyboard button at the bottom of the dialogbox. The Customize
Keyboard dialogbox opens.
- In the Categories listbox, select Macros.
- In the Commands listbox, select the desired macro.
- Select the Press New Shortcut Key editbox. Press your key combination.
- Close your way out of all dialog boxes.
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