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资源说明：These are some simple macros you can use to add buttons to a toolbar in Word (and probably other Office applications) so that you can get one-click access to adding Macron-enabled text to your documents.
Latin Macron Macros for Word 2003 ====== These are some simple macros you can use to add buttons to a toolbar in Word (and probably other Office applications) so that you can get one-click access to adding Macron-enabled text to your documents. [](http://unmaintained.tech/) Installation Instructions - or on [My Site with Pictures!](https://yaleman.org/2012/03/07/latin-macrons-in-word-2003/) ----- * Download the file - this is all the macro code. * Open Word 2003. * From the main screen, press the key combination *Alt-F11*. * Ensure you're working on the *Normal* template, by double-clicking on *Normal* then *Microsoft Word Objects* then *ThisDocument*. * Right click on the *Normal* title and click *Import File...* * Select the file and click *Open*. * This should import the file into a *Module* called *Module1* or similar, double click on *Modules* then double click on the newly created module item. * To rename it so we know what we're dealing with, go down to the module properties (which should be in the bottom left) and click next to *(Name)*. * Delete what's in the box and rename it to *Macrons*. * Hit enter and it'll update the name. * Click on the *Save* icon in the top of the window to confirm the changes to the Normal template. * Close the *Microsoft Visual Basic* window and you'll be back in *Word* * Click on *View* -> *Toolbars* -> *Customize...* * Go to the *Toolbars* tab and create a new toolbar by clicking on *New...* and giving it a name. Ensure you've set *Make toolbar available to:* to *Normal.dot*. * Change to the *Commands* tab. * Scroll down in the left hand window and find *Macros* then click on it. For each of the *Commands* in the right hand side which start with *Normal.Macrons.*: * Drag the option up onto your new toolbar. If you put it in the wrong spot, just click on it and drag it to another spot. * Right click on the option and give it a more useful name. I tend to go with just the letter (or accent-free representation of it) to take up less room. * Set the style to *Text Only (Always)* by clicking on that option. At this point you're done, and you can click on a toolbar button to insert the character in your document! If you want to set a keyboard shortcut for your macros: * Click on *Keyboard...* from the *Customize* screen. * Select *Macros* on the left, then find the applicable macro on the right and click on it. * Click in the box under *Press new shortcut key:* * Press the key combination you want to use. * If you are replacing an existing key combination, it'll show what you're replacing next to *Currently assigned to:*, otherwise it'll say *[unassigned]* * Click on Assign and it's your new shortcut key. If you want to later remove the shortcut, come back to the screen, find the macro and click *Remove*
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