One of the best tools when creating macros is the
Macro Design Toolbar. Here’s what it looks like:
And, here’s what each of its commands does:
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Saves macros to the database. |
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Search files. |
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Print current macro definitions. |
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Print preview current macro
definitions. |
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Spell-check your macro definitions. |
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Cut the selected text. |
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Copy the selected text. |
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Paste text in the current location. |
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Undo your last action. |
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Redo your last action. |
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Toggle to Macro Names view. |
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Toggles the Conditions field on or off. |
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Insert a row. |
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Delete a row. |
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Run the current macro. |
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View the current macro line by line. |
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Build the current macro. |
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View the database window. |
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Create a new object. |
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Open macro help. |
