Re: Reassigning custom toolbar button functionality

G'day "Eric White" <EricWhite@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,

LOL! I know the feeling mate :-)

Steve Hudson - Word Heretic

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Without prejudice


Eric White reckoned:

>Thanks for the info. Will do. I was hoping there was some beautiful,
>miraculously elegant way. Too bad someone hasn't come up with code that will
>expedite the process. Guess I'll add that too my "to do" list. (The way
>that list keeps growing, I'll have to buy SQL Server to manage it pretty
>soon.)
>
>
>"Word Heretic" wrote:
>
>> G'day "Eric White" <EricWhite@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
>>
>> The easiest way is to redrag the routines up and copy the face over.
>> If you really must muck with your custom controls:
>>
>> CommandBars("Menu name").Controls(n).OnAction="newmodule.macroname"
>>
>> Steve Hudson - Word Heretic
>>
>> steve from wordheretic.com (Email replies require payment)
>> Without prejudice
>>
>>
>> Eric White reckoned:
>>
>> >In the interest of organization, I moved some subs to another module.
>> >Trouble is, they were linked to some custom toolbar buttons. When I clicked
>> >one those buttons, I got the "The macro cannot be found or has been disabled
>> >because of your Macro security settings" warning box. In Excel, it's easy to
>> >reassign a toolbar button. But I don't see the same "Assign Macro" menu item
>> >in the Word customization pop-up menu that is in Excel.
>> >
>> >Is there a way to reassign custom toolbar buttons? Or am I doomed to create
>> >new buttons and assign them to the subs?
>> >
>> >
>>
>>

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