Suzanne,
Thank you for taking the time to respond to my question. To use my custom
(macro) buttons from Word 2002, my work-around in 2007 is to go to "Office
Button - Word Options - Add-ins." On the "Add-Ins" screen I select "Word
Add-ins" from the "Manage:" dropdown box, and then click "Go."
The "Templates and Add-ins" dialog box then displays. On the "Templates" tab
under "Global Templates and Add-ins" I have added my "Normal.dot" template
from Word 2002. Unfortunately there is a check box before the name that must
be rechecked everytime Word is loaded. After checking the box and pressing
"OK," my custom buttons are then displayed on the Add-Ins tab of the Ribbon.
Oddly enough, some of my buttons are located in a section titled "Toolbar
Commands" and some are in a section titled "Cusotm Toolbars." The truly
frustrating part of this is that I would simply redo the macros except I can
only select button images from a defined set symbols that look like they were
taken off of a box of Lucky Charms cereal.
I have repeatedly tried going through these steps with the "Normal.dotm"
template open and saving the template before closing, but Word refuses to
keep the checkbox under "Global templates and add-ins" checked.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks again for the effort.
Plan Checker