Assigning macro to toolbar

[Peter A]

I have added Graham Mayor's useful SaveToTwoLocations macro to my global
template but I cannot get it to display as an icon only on the toolbar.
Here's what happens (Word 2003)


1) I open the global template, add the macro, and use the Customize
dialog box to add the macro to the standard toolbar. It initially
displays as a button with the macro name on it.

2) I use the Modify Selection button in the Custom dialog box to change
the display from Text Only (Always) to Default Style. The toolbar icon
changes to a default icon (which is fine). I save the template and close
Word.

3) I restart Word and the toolbar displays both the icon button and and
the text button with SaveToTwoLocations on it. Both buttons are
connected to the macro.

4) I open the global template again, display the customize dialog box,
click the unwanted text button, and delete it. It disappears from the
toolbar while the icon button remains.

5) I close the Customize dialog box and the icon button disappears too!

How can I get the toolbar to display only an icon button for this macro?

Thanks

 

[Graham Mayor]

I can't think of a reason why this should not stick - assuming that you have
actually saved the global template after changing the toolbar. You would
probably need to add a character and delete it before Word sees a change to
be saved.

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[Peter A]

I can't think of a reason why this should not stick - assuming that you have
actually saved the global template after changing the toolbar. You would
probably need to add a character and delete it before Word sees a change to
be saved.

I didn't think of there add/delete a character trick. But, I solved it
in a rather clunky way. Rather then opening the template, I created a
blank document and deleted the extra button there - the change seems to
have stuck.

Thanks,