In the Borders and Shading dialog box, specify the border style and shading color as you need. Please select the field text, and then choose Borders and Shading from the Borders drop down list under the Home tab, see screenshot:Ĥ. And then, you can format the field text with border and shading for making it as a button. Then, right click the field code, and select Toggle Field Codes from the context menu, see screenshot:ģ.
RUN ACCESSIBILITY IN WORD FULL
This button is at the end of the bar, so if your email window isn’t full screen you might need to click on the three horizontal dots on the right to access this button. Note: MacroName is the code name in your Word file that you want to run when clicking the button, please change it to your need.Ģ. To check any Microsoft Outlook email for accessibility issues, click the Review tab on the ribbon while composing an email, and select Check Accessibility. MACROBUTTON MacroName Double-Click To Run Macro The keyboard accelerator is Alt+V+ T + A. If it is not already displayed, select View > Tools > Accessibility from the Adobe Acrobat X Pro menu. Click where you want to use a button, and then press Ctrl +F9 key to insert a pair of braces, and then type the below text between the braces, see screenshot: To run the full Accessibility Check, do the following: In Adobe Acrobat Pro X, you must first reveal the Accessibility Tool pane. The following steps can help you to deal with this job in Word document, please do as this:ġ. Sometimes, you may want to apply a button to run a specific macro code in a Word document, but, how could you solve this task in Word file?Īpply a button to run a specific macro code in Word document How to apply a button to run a macro code in Word document?
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