Mark, go to the Tools drop down menu then select Macro. On the
flyout you will see "Macros". Select the Macros.

You will see a list of macros that are available to your system.
Under the list is a window with the title "Macros In:". Make sure
that this has the words "All active templates and documents".

Then close the window by clicking the Cancel button.

That should ensure any macro is available to use in any document.

Orf


Mark Rode wrote:
> At 11:46 PM 5/13/2005, you wrote:
>
>> Go to Tools / Macro / Macros and make sure the Macros in: setting
>> points to "All active templates and documents".
>> Orf Bartrop
>
>
> I don't follow you? Open Tools>> Macro.
> What setting ?? that points to "All Active templates and documents
>
> Rode
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>>>> -----Original Message-----
>>>> I am using Word in Office PRO 2003. Over the years I created
>>>> a few macros
>>>> in Word, and a launch menu for them. Most of them do nothing
>>>> more then open
>>>> a document. When I do a new install, or a upgrade, I have always just
>>>> copied my normal.dot into the Word template folders, and when
>>>> I launch,
>>>> there is my menu on the tool bar, and my macros. When I use
>>>> the normal dot
>>>> on different PCs, I may have to change the paths to the documents I am
>>>> opening, but I have never had a problem doing so.
>
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