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EDIT MACRO DIALOG BOX             (Screen 1 of 4)
 
Macro Name
  Type the name of the macro to edit, or select
  the macro from the Macros list.
 
Macro Keys
  To assign a key code to the macro, press
  Ctrl+ a one- or two-character key combination.
  For example, if you press Ctrl+M,S, <ctrl M>S
  will display in the Macro Keys box. When you
  press Ctrl+M,S in a document, Word will run the
  macro. Two-character key codes allow more range
  in naming and storing large numbers of macros.
  You can also use Ctrl+Shift+a key combination,
  or a single function key, for a key code.
EDIT MACRO DIALOG BOX             (Screen 2 of 4)
 
Macros
  Select any of the existing macros you want to
  edit from the list. Scroll horizontally in the
  list to see all macros.
 
Selection
  Displays the first line of the selected macro.
 
Macro (Glossary) File
  Displays the name of the glossary file that
  contains the macros in the list above. Choose
  the Open Glossary button to open a different
  glossary file.
EDIT MACRO DIALOG BOX             (Screen 3 of 4)
 
Define
  Defines the selected text in the document
  window as a macro.
 
Edit
  Places the text of the selected macro into the
  document window so the macro can be edited.
 
Delete
  Deletes the selected macro.
 
Clear All
  Deletes all macros from the current glossary.
EDIT MACRO DIALOG BOX             (Screen 4 of 4)
 
Open Glossary
  Displays the Open Glossary dialog box, where
  you can open a different glossary file. The
  macros in the open glossary display in the Edit
  Macro dialog box.
 
Save Glossary
  Choose Save Glossary to save macro changes in
  the current or a different glossary file.
 
Merge
  Choose Merge to merge one glossary file with
  another.