The information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft Word for Windows, versions 2.0, 2.0a, 2.0a-CD, 2.0b
- Microsoft Equation Editor, version 1.0
- Microsoft WordArt, version 1.0
- Microsoft Windows operating system versions 3.0, 3.1
SUMMARY
Microsoft Word for Windows version 2.0 does not provide built-in
commands for Microsoft WordArt or Microsoft Equation Editor that you
can assign to buttons on the tool bar. You can use the following
macros to easily perform the individual functions.
To create the macro for WordArt, use the following steps:
- From the Tools menu, choose Macro.
- In the Macro Name box, type a name for the macro (such as
InsertWordArt), and choose the Edit button.
- Type the following lines in the macro editing window:
Sub MAIN
InsertObject .Class = "WordArt"
End Sub
For the Equation Editor, follow steps 1-2 above, and type the
following line between the Sub MAIN and the End Sub lines in the macro
editing window: InsertObject .Class = "Equation".
To assign the macro to a tool bar button, use the following steps:
- From the Tools menu, choose Options. From the Category box, select
Toolbar, and choose the Macros option button.
- In the Context box, select either Global or Template, depending on
where you want to store the macro.
- In the Commands box, select InsertWordArt, then select [space] to
create a new button.
- In the Button box, select the button you want to represent the
macro. Choose the Change button, then choose the Close button.
REFERENCES
"Microsoft Word for Windows User's Guide," version 2.0, pages 765, 768
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