You can use macrobutton fields as place markers for your inserted text
http://www.gmayor.com/Macrobutton.htm , or you could create a userform to
prompt for the information to be inserted. The only time you would need a
macro to pause for user input would be if the macro was writing the whole
memo, which I don't see as viable unless it is always the *same* memo you
are creating?
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Mary Jane wrote:
Does a template pause for entering text? If so, which one would you
suggest I use?
Sounds to me like you need a template rather than a macro. And, as a
matter of fact, Word ships with several memo templates.
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"Mary Jane" wrote in message
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How do I create a macro for a memo that when you run the macro it
pauses so you can fill in text, such as after "TO:" and then after
you enter text there, it pauses after "FROM:", etc.?
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