WD: WordBasic Macro to Add Page Number to Header/Footer Toolbar

• Microsoft Word for the Macintosh, versions 6.0, 6.0.1
• Microsoft Word for Windows, versions 6.0, 6.0a, 6.0c
• Microsoft Word for Windows NT, version 6.0
• Microsoft Word for Windows 95, versions 7.0, 7.0a

SUMMARY

This article contains a sample macro that adds a button, which runs the FormatPageNumber WordBasic command to start the Header And Footer toolbar.

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   Sub main
      AddButton "header and footer", 12, 1, "FormatPageNumber", 303, 0
   End sub

   AddButton Toolbar$, Position, Category, Name$ [, ButtonTxtOrImageNum[$]]
   [, Context] [, CommandValue$]

   This argument           Specifies this
   ------------------------------------------------------------------------

   Toolbar$                The name of the toolbar as listed in the
                           Toolbars dialog box (View menu)


   Position                The placement of the button on the toolbar. For
                           example, 1 indicates first position, 2 indicates
                           second position and so on.

   Category                The type of item to be assigned:

                              1  Built-in Command
                              2  Macro
                              3  Fonts
                              4  AutoText entries
                              5  Styles

   Name$                   The name of the built-in command, macro, font,
                           style or AutoText entry.

   ButtonTxtOrImageNum[$]  The text you want to appear on the button, or a
                           number corresponding to an image.

   Context                 Where the new toolbar assignment is stored:

                              0  Normal Template
                              1  Active template

   CommandValue$           Additional text, if any, required for the
                           command specified by Name$. For example, if
                           Name$ is "Color," CommandValue$ specifies the
                           color.

REFERENCES

"Microsoft Word Developer's Kit," third edition, pages 292-293