How to remove unwanted macros from the toolbar in Word

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Please can someone advise about the above. Microsoft support has already said
to delete the normal.dot, which I eventually found - although not in the
expected place! However it hasn't deleted the macros on the toolbar.
It seem that its not possible to edit macros once they have been set up on
the toolbar, thus allowing access to the modify window.
Sadly I deleted the ones I made a mistake with, one at a time, in the modify
window while still in the process of making them - no problem there. But then
making another to get it right brought back the 'deleted' ones which seemed
to work aswell!
Now i have two of each which work, one that doesn't work but I can't get rid
of the text on the toolbar and two that just flick and not work properly.

Any advice would be welcome please - the PC help is no use and online help
says it doesn't have any advice either!

Thanks
 
Jayney said:
Please can someone advise about the above. Microsoft support has already said
to delete the normal.dot, which I eventually found - although not in the
expected place! However it hasn't deleted the macros on the toolbar.
It seem that its not possible to edit macros once they have been set up on
the toolbar, thus allowing access to the modify window.
Sadly I deleted the ones I made a mistake with, one at a time, in the modify
window while still in the process of making them - no problem there. But then
making another to get it right brought back the 'deleted' ones which seemed
to work aswell!
Now i have two of each which work, one that doesn't work but I can't get rid
of the text on the toolbar and two that just flick and not work properly.

Any advice would be welcome please - the PC help is no use and online help
says it doesn't have any advice either!

Thanks
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A good starting point would be to post your question in
the correct newsgroup. Since it has nothing to do with
Windows 2000, a MS Word newsgroup is probably your
best bet.
 
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