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You can run your macro by opening the ____________________ dialog box.
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When recording a macro, you can record mouse movements within the document window.
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To create a macro, you record a sequence of commands and ____.
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Each instruction you record in the macro appears in Visual Basic code .
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The mouse pointer in Figure WD 16-1 above indicates that ____.

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Once copied to the ____________________ template, a virus can be attached to all new documents and thereby cause damage to documents and the computer operating system.
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Case WD 16-1 Tyrone wants to create a macro that will format the headings of his documents exactly how he wants them to be. Tyrone wants to make the macro available to all documents. He should store the macro in the Normal.dotm ____.
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When you open a Word template or load an add-in that was already installed with Word, macros within the file are automatically ____.
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Case WD 16-2 Haley works in a real estate office. She has created a macro for adding and formatting a line of text that needs to be added to all the documents created by the company. Haley also has other macros available on her computer. To better organize all the macros, she can rename the ____.
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Any mistakes and corrections you make as you record will be removed from the macro.
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When you create a button shortcut for a macro, the new button is added to the Macro Tools Toolbar.
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Figure WD 16-1 above shows the buttons of the code group on the ____ tab.

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Generally the easiest way to change a macro is to record it again.
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Click the Developer tab, and in the Code group, click the Create Macros button to open the Macros dialog box.
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When you store a macro in a document, the document must be saved in macro-____________________ document format.
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You can open the ____ dialog box and remove a macro from the macro project.
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