Custom macros in Word to add fast external program button

We usually use the word in the process of software, from time to time to call some external program, such as screenshot software, address book, calculator and so on. Under normal circumstances, to call external procedures or more of these have entered the “Start” menu or double-click the program back to the desktop shortcut icon, I feel very cumbersome. In fact, we will be in Word format them on the toolbar icon, as with the point of use, very convenient.

Specific methods of operation are as follows:

Start word software, the implementation of the “Tools → Macro → Macro …” command, out of “macro” dialog box, in the “Macro name” text box, type the name of macro to “ACDSee” as an example, and then click “Create” button, Word will automatically enter the VisualBasic editor .

VB code window has automatically added a few lines of code in the “SubACDSee ()” and “EndSub” between, adding our own code: Shell “C: Program FilesACD SystemsACDSee10.0ACDSee10.exe”, Shell is using word macros external procedure to run the command, a space and then in the West between the double quotes enter text you want to run the program path and program name can, and then close the VB editor window to return to Word editor .

The implementation of the “Tools → Custom” out of order “Custom” dialog box, click “order” tab on the left “Category” select “macro”, and then the right side of the “order” box called “Normal. NewMacros.ACDSee “drag and drop the command to the toolbar in its place. Right-click the new command button, from the right menu, select “Default Style” option. You can also “change the button icon” icon for this button to replace.

After you edit documents in word, you can at any time by clicking on this button to see pictures ACDSee call. Other procedures can customize the shortcut buttons on.

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