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replyReply Wed 7 Nov 2007, 15:28Delegate Soran said...

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Word

Can Macro be used for everything that word do? by the way, i had a great time at the training

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replyReply Tue 13 Nov 2007, 16:07Trainer Amanda said...

RE: Word

Hi Soran

Thank you for your question, and it's good to hear you enjoyed your training.

Basically a macro can be used to record any sequence of steps that you would normally perform manually in Word, so even though you were shown specific examples in training the idea can be applied to create macros that will do other things for you.

I hope this helps
Amanda

 

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