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Default Recording Macro with Spike

I've recently upgraded to from Word 2003 to Word 2007. When I use the Spike
while recording the macro it is entered as
"NormalTemplate.BuildingBlockEntries.AppendToS pike Range:=Selection.Range"
rather than the now correct "NormalTemplate.AutoTextEntries.AppendToSpike
Range:=Selection.Range"

Is there any way to have it record the macro correctly, or do I just need to
fix it every time?
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The macro recorder never has been able to handle every requirement. Word
2007 is no exception.

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kaoinla wrote:
I've recently upgraded to from Word 2003 to Word 2007. When I use
the Spike while recording the macro it is entered as
"NormalTemplate.BuildingBlockEntries.AppendToS pike
Range:=Selection.Range" rather than the now correct
"NormalTemplate.AutoTextEntries.AppendToSpike Range:=Selection.Range"

Is there any way to have it record the macro correctly, or do I just
need to fix it every time?



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Default Recording Macro with Spike

Thanks for the confirmation!
The spike was properly recorded in Word 2003. I have sent feedback that
this should be corrected.

"Graham Mayor" wrote:

The macro recorder never has been able to handle every requirement. Word
2007 is no exception.

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org



kaoinla wrote:
I've recently upgraded to from Word 2003 to Word 2007. When I use
the Spike while recording the macro it is entered as
"NormalTemplate.BuildingBlockEntries.AppendToS pike
Range:=Selection.Range" rather than the now correct
"NormalTemplate.AutoTextEntries.AppendToSpike Range:=Selection.Range"

Is there any way to have it record the macro correctly, or do I just
need to fix it every time?




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Don't hold your breath

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kaoinla wrote:
Thanks for the confirmation!
The spike was properly recorded in Word 2003. I have sent feedback
that this should be corrected.

"Graham Mayor" wrote:

The macro recorder never has been able to handle every requirement.
Word 2007 is no exception.

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org



kaoinla wrote:
I've recently upgraded to from Word 2003 to Word 2007. When I use
the Spike while recording the macro it is entered as
"NormalTemplate.BuildingBlockEntries.AppendToS pike
Range:=Selection.Range" rather than the now correct
"NormalTemplate.AutoTextEntries.AppendToSpike
Range:=Selection.Range"

Is there any way to have it record the macro correctly, or do I just
need to fix it every time?



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