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Open
Microsoft Office Word
2003. (If Word is already open, create a blank document.) |
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Click the
Tools menu,
choose Macro, and
click Macros.
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In the Macros dialog, click
Organize.
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In the Organizer, click
Close File in the
templates section.
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Click
Open File and
browse to the Exercise
Files folder.
Open
Macro Template.dot.
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Select
NewMacros and
click Copy.
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Click
Close. |
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Click the
Tools menu and
click Customize. |
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In the Customize dialog box, click
Keyboard.
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Select
Document6 in the
Save Changes In
dialog box.
Scroll to the bottom of the Categories list
and click Macros.
In the Macros list, choose
Macro1.
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Click to place your cursor in the
Press new shortcut key
text box.
Press the
Alt key and
F12 at the same
time.
Click the
Assign button.
Click
Close.
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13. |
Press
Alt and
F12 to run this
macro.
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14. |
Close Microsoft Office Word 2003. |
