Instead of clicking on multiple buttons to add different Word and Excel formats, record a macro, add it to Quick Access Toolbar & use it to get things done.

* Click Tools/Macro/Macros, then click the Create button. * You will see code on the right side of the screen. Find the code that begins Sub Auto_Close () and delete those words and everything ...

To jump in and create your own macros, click the red record button on the toolbar, then hit F9 to begin recording keystrokes and mouse actions.

For some reason it’s not automatically initiated when Office 2007 is installed; you have to do it manually by clicking on your Office button (in the upper-left corner of the Word screen) and then on ...

Open a document in Microsoft Word and press "Alt-F8" to view the Macros window. Type "BlinkGraphics" and then click "Create" to open the Visual Basic editor.

The answer that first springs to mind is a Word macro. Choose Tools -> Macro -> Record New Macro, enter a name for your macro, and click the Keyboard button.