Charles,

Thanks for the answer.

It would be good if the users could, for exemple, choose Confidential in the
Toolbar and the word Confidential is written in the footer and, if the user
selected the wrong classification and want to chenge, they just choose other
classification in the toolbar and the word Confidential is automatically
changed to Public.

Is it too hard to do?

"Charles Kenyon" escreveu:

Far easier would be to add these as AutoText entries that will show up on
the header/footer toolbar. This would mean actually opening the
header/footer view. The entries themselves could be Word Art images.

Otherwise, you can write (not record) macros to do this, but they won't be
simple. Keep in mind that each Word section has up to three separate footers
and that these may or may not be configured to be the same as previous
section's footers.

Once you have these in your header/footer, do you want your toolbar to also
remove them? (Hint, this is even harder.)

Pick your method and write back. Someone will probably assist you.
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"Christian" wrote in message
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Hi,

I need to create a toolbar with comands to be used in Data Classification.
My idea is to add the words confidential, secret and public (each one in a
different command on the toolbar) in the footer of a Word document.

I tried to use some pre-defined command but they need addictional steps to
do the task.

Can anyone help me?