I'm also doing a review of this document. I have found the steps 
necessary to do these two things from OOo's Documents and have added them to 
this chapter. I will be submitting the changes after I work my way through 
the chapter.

Dan

On Saturday 26 November 2005 04:29 pm, Jean Hollis Weber wrote:
> Dan,
>
> I think this is covered in Chapter 4, "Menus and Toolbars", but
> from your note it sounds like that chapter needs to go into a bit
> more detail. In particular, a section on assigning a macro to a
> keystroke or icon might be a good addition.
>
> And now that I look at that chapter, I see that it doesn't go
> into detail at all about customizing menus and toolbars. I've
> added this to my list of enhancements for the next edition.
>
> Then we'd put references from the "Getting Started with Macros"
> chapter to the relevant sections in Chapter 4.
>
> Cheers, Jean
>
> Dan Lewis wrote:
> >      I have downloaded this file to learn how to work with macros from
> > scratch. I hope to have some comments and suggestions as I go along.
> >      Problem #1: This paragraph is at the top of page 10:
> >
> >      "Assign the macro to a keystroke. To do this, click Tools >
> > Configure to open the Configuration dialog, and then select the Keyboard
> > tab. Macro libraries are at the bottom of the Category list. You can also
> > find this by clicking Tools > Macros > Organize Macros > OpenOffice.org
> > Basic, selecting the specific macro, and then clicking the Assign button
> > to launch the Configuration window. Various tabs in this dialog allow you
> > to assign the macro to execute as a menu item, from a keyboard key, a
> > toolbar icon, or a system event."
> >
> > But how to I assign the macro to a keystoke? Specifically, what do I do
> > after I have located the specific macro (HelloWorld2) at the bottom of
> > the Category list? Yes there are tabs in this dialog, but what are the
> > steps required in any one of these dialogs?
> >
> >      Problem #2: How do I assign one of the macros I have created to an
> > icon? (What are the steps?)
> >
> > Dan

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