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Old 04-21-2017, 06:43 PM
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Originally Posted by NevilleT View Post
Hi Charles. Thanks for responding. Not clear on the answer. Let me explain again.

I look at Style Manager by opening the customise ribbon and looking at all commands. I go down and hovering over the menu item, it tells me it is a macro.

At this point, I am not sure what I do with it. Since it tells me it is btnNewStyleSets_Click, do I have to add that as a sub to my VBA and write some code for it to open the Style Manager panel? ***
If you are talking Ribbon Customization, you do NOT want to be messing with the Customize the Ribbon dialog if you want custom images.
Modifying the Ribbon in Microsoft Word
Customize the Ribbon (It doesn't take rocket science)
Below is the dialog you do not want to be using...
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Working on the XML produced by that dialog is way more trouble than it is worth, if it can even be done.

If you are customizing the QAT, on the other hand, the Customize the QAT dialog may well be the place to start, even if you are going to be modifying the XML directly at a later time.
Below is the similar dialog for modifying the QAT:
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Modifying the QAT in Microsoft Word


This is a Word command, it is not a macro. You can't modify it, but you can call it.
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