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Best method of providing context-sensitive help in Word template?
I have a Word file (*.dotm) that is used as a template for company reports. I would like to provide context-sensitive help throughout the 120-page document. I'm well versed in VBA, but I didn't know what would be the most efficient means. I thought at one time Word had a means of using an F1 key combination for custom help. I would certainly welcome any suggestions. Thanks! |
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You could insert hyperlinks that effectively point to themselves (i.e. bookmark the content the instructions apply to, then select that content and insert a hyperlink from there to the bookmark) and use the hyperlink screen tip to provide the instructions.
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Cheers, Paul Edstein [Fmr MS MVP - Word] |
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I normally use comments to give any context sensitive help
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Andrew Lockton Chrysalis Design, Melbourne Australia |
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