Jay
Tue Sep 16 09:47:05 CDT 2003
Hi, Laurie,
Is the macrobutton in a protected area of a document that's "protected for
forms"? If so, the protection won't let you click anywhere that isn't a form
field.
You could insert a section break between the macrobutton and the rest of the
document, and then use the Sections button in the Tools > Protect Document
dialog to unprotect the section that contains the macrobutton. A better
idea, though, might be to replace the macrobutton with a regular toolbar
button that calls the macro. This can be on one of the built-in toolbars or
on a custom toolbar -- just be sure to choose your template instead of
Normal.dot in the Customize dialog.
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Regards,
Jay Freedman
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http://www.mvps.org/word
Laurie wrote:
> I have a template with a macrobutton. If I use my
> mouse 'double-click' button the macro is called as
> expected. If I try to double click the left mouse button
> the focus moves on before a second click can be made
> (however fast I try!!).
> What's going on? How do I make it work??
>
> Thanks, Laurie
>
> ps Thanks for previous help, Jonathan...