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About fifteen or so years ago I played around with Word 97 macros, and I'd like to start working with them again.
Right now I'm running Word 2003 under Windows XP Home. This morning I tried to record a macro that opens a set of 5 .doc files in Outline View, sets their "Show Level" to 1, and then by clicking on the plus sign of the first heading of each file, expanding just the contents of the first headings and leaving all the headings below it unexpanded. But when I ran the macro, it failed to reproduce that last step, i.e. expanding the first heading in each of the outlines. (The macro did however "remember" to set the display level of all the outlines to "1.") Any ideas on how I can record that step in the macro, or edit the macro to include it? After all these years I'm really rusty, and am going to have to work on relearning how to work with macros all over again. Will in Seattle a.k.a. "Clueless" |
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