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Hi Jodi,
Sorry, misread the problem. Usually you can assign a shortcut by using = Alt + Ctrl + Num+ (hold Alt key plus Ctrl key plus the "+" key on the = numeric keypad on the right), then clicking on the menu item or button. = But that doesn't work here. You would need a macro as Suzanne suggested: Sub myFormatBordersAndShading() Dialogs(wdDialogFormatBordersAndShading).Show End Sub Then go into "Tools Customize... (Commands tab) Keyboard = shortcuts", choose "Category: Macros" and then your macro on the right. (See http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/MacrosVBA/CreateAMacro.htm for more = detail) Greetings, Klaus "jodzeee" wrote: Thank you. That helped me understand what to do with the code. =20 However, what I want is a keyboard shortcut to invoke the Borders & Shading dialog box, not a button. =20 If I assign a shortcut to this macro, it just adds the button to my menu bar each time I use the shortcut, it does not bring up the dialog box. =20 Forgive me if there's something obvious here that I'm missing! =20 Jodi |
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