Re: Listing Word macros

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Glad you agree that your original idea was silly. In this sort of context
it's simpler to call things as one sees them, rather than trying to second
guess. If you can't be bothered explaining what you're actually trying to
do, then it's rather churlish to complain about the answers you get.






"Nigel_DG" <NigelDG@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Thanks - it sounds like the simple answer (to my actual request) here is
> 'no'
> then!
>
> One small point. It may help other users of this forum if you reply to
> their
> actual queries without trying to tell them that they are doing something
> 'absurd' or 'strangely ill conceived'. The points you make are all valid,
> but
> are all things that I am well aware of. I came to this forum only after
> trying a number of ways to get this to work and a lot of searching to make
> sure I wouldn't be wasting people's time and I find the tone of your
> replies
> patronising and quite offensive, given that you don't know the background
> of
> what I am doing or the mechanics of how the project is working. I don't
> want
> to be petty and rant on like this, but it really bugs me when people feel
> they can be so dismissive on forums like these. I could reply and
> enumerate
> exactly what measures I have in place to overcome all the things you
> mentioned that are 'wrong' with what I am asking, but life's too short...
>
> Although having said that, I would like to specifically respond to one
> point
> you make - of course it's foolish to put all macros on one toolbar. One of
> the benefits of accessing the macros collection programmatically is that I
> can easily reference their names and only put the relevant ones on the
> toolbar. The naming convention I have used means that all macros are
> easily
> identified by name so it would be a simple task to weed out only those
> that
> make sense to give toolbar access to.
>


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