pokeymonsc
Technical User
Hi,
This off the normal programming tract, but.....
In Word Perfect we used to run a macro to put in a return address(about 7 lines long, which is why we automated it). This macro was on the network server where anyone in the office could access it. Well, now we are using MS Word and first off: making a macro to correspond to what we want is a nightmare in coding (compared to what we used in WP) and secondly, the code seems to be a part of the document accessible only to that user rather than a file that can be stored on the FS and used by everone.
Am I confusing a WP macro with something else that MS Word does? or is it REALLY that hard to do something so easy and be available to a large number of people??????????????????
Any observations out there?
This off the normal programming tract, but.....
In Word Perfect we used to run a macro to put in a return address(about 7 lines long, which is why we automated it). This macro was on the network server where anyone in the office could access it. Well, now we are using MS Word and first off: making a macro to correspond to what we want is a nightmare in coding (compared to what we used in WP) and secondly, the code seems to be a part of the document accessible only to that user rather than a file that can be stored on the FS and used by everone.
Am I confusing a WP macro with something else that MS Word does? or is it REALLY that hard to do something so easy and be available to a large number of people??????????????????
Any observations out there?