Hey, guess what I did? I converted my Word Macros into OpenOffice, so now you can use them with your favorite free alternative to Microsoft. Actually, I recommend these macros over the Word ones, as there are various improvements to the coding. They’re not as fast as Word’s (but nothing in OpenOffice is as fast as Word), but I think they work a little better. One thing to note: a lot of these macros use the OpenOffice’s highlighting function (A.K.A. character back color). For some reason, this doesn’t play well with Word’s highlighting function. So if you open a document in OpenOffice, highlight stuff, then open it in Word, it’s…
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Macros
Ok, I’m bored with putting all these together piece-meal, so I just put up the whole big file after the jump/break. Last Updated: 11/07/14 How do I put this on my machine? 1. Copy all the text in this file (or after the break). 2. Open Microsoft Word. 3. Press Alt+F8 (or go to Tools -> Macro -> Macros) 4. Click Edit. Microsoft Visual Basic will open. 5. In the project window (upper right), select Normal->Modules->NewMacros 6. Paste the code below into the text pane. 7. Click save and close Microsoft Visual Basic. How do I use these? In Microsoft Word, press Alt+F8 or go to Tools -> Macro ->…