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Old 05-29-2019, 06:13 AM
skeezix skeezix is offline Macro for Quotes, and Macro for "Repeat Last Action" Windows 10 Macro for Quotes, and Macro for "Repeat Last Action" Office 97-2003
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I've been using Word since version 1.0 came out over 30 years ago. However, I have never created a macro, in Word or any other app.
  1. What do I do with the code that was posted?
  2. About the line "Sub Demo () - is that a generic line, or can I change the "demo" to something else?
  3. And if I want to use the macro for "( )" marks instead of quotes, do I need to make another macro or can I use the above and somehow add to it??
Sorry for these questions, but like I said, I have absolutely no experience with macros.
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