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Microsoft word 2010 macro recorder
Microsoft word 2010 macro recorder












  1. MICROSOFT WORD 2010 MACRO RECORDER UPGRADE
  2. MICROSOFT WORD 2010 MACRO RECORDER CODE
  3. MICROSOFT WORD 2010 MACRO RECORDER WINDOWS

  • The mouse pointer turns into a small white cassette to show that the macro is being recorded.
  • (NOTE: It doesn’t matter whether you have a document open or just a blank screen.)
  • Click OK.The Record Macro dialog should close, returning you to the main Word screen.
  • Normal.dotm typically is the default, and that’s fine.
  • Make sure the “ Store macro in:” drop-down displays Normal.dotm (or some other global template).
  • microsoft word 2010 macro recorder

    We will assign the macro a button later, after we have created the macro.

  • Ignore “ Assign macro to” (button or keyboard).
  • Suggested name: LegacyPrintDialog (or OldPrintDialog).
  • When the Record Macro dialog opens, type a name for the macro.
  • Navigate to the right side of the tab, click the Macros drop-down, and click “ Record Macro.”.
  • Later on, you will paste the command into an “empty” macro.

    MICROSOFT WORD 2010 MACRO RECORDER CODE

    This language is a Visual Basic for Applications (“VBA”) code – a command that instructs Word to open the old-style Print dialog. Select and copy the following text string:.(TIP: You might want to print these instructions before starting.) You don’t need to know anything about creating Word macros in order to use this workaround. After putting the macro on the QAT, you can open the legacy Print dialog simply by clicking the icon for the macro. Basically, it involves copying and pasting some code into an “empty” macro, then adding the macro to the Quick Access Toolbar (QAT). Until recently, my reply was “No.”Īt some point in the last few months, I discovered a way to invoke the old Print dialog. In fact, people often ask me whether it’s possible to use the old-fashioned Print dialog in Word 2010.

    MICROSOFT WORD 2010 MACRO RECORDER UPGRADE

    Many people who upgrade to Word 2010 find the new full-screen “Preview & Print” (which Microsoft calls “Print Place”) confusing and awkward to use.

    MICROSOFT WORD 2010 MACRO RECORDER WINDOWS

    Thanks very much to Andrew Lockton for posting the correct coding on the venerable Windows Secrets site! - JB (We both tested, with good results.) I have edited this post accordingly, stripping out the coding I used initially and replacing it with coding that works. I did some research and found alternate coding that seems to work just fine.

    microsoft word 2010 macro recorder

    Revision as of : A reader wrote this week to let me know that the original coding - which did work at the time I uploaded this post - was producing a run-time error. Create a macro to open the legacy Print dialog in Word 2010














    Microsoft word 2010 macro recorder