By The Word 2011 for Mac Organizer is an amazing Mac-only tool that can copy the styles, autotext, toolbars, and macro project items from one template to another or from a document to another template. You can also use Organizer to rename or delete the preceding items, but copying styles seems to be the most common use for Organizer. Opening Organizer in Word 2011 for Mac Use the Styles dialog to fire up Organizer. Follow these steps: • Choose Format→Style from the menu bar. • Click the Organizer button. Copying styles, AutoText, toolbars, and VBA items in Word 2011 for Mac Here’s how to copy from one document or template to another template: • On either the left or right side of Organizer, select an open document or template from the Styles Available In pop-up menu.

The Styles Available In pop-up menu changes to AutoText, Toolbars, or Macro Project Available In as appropriate for the tab you chose at the top of the dialog. • On the opposite side, select a different document or template from the Styles Available In pop-up menu. • On either side, select something (style, AutoText, toolbar, or VBA item) to copy to the other document or template. The Copy button arrow will always point to the document that will be copied to. • Click the Copy button to copy your selection to the destination. The item list of the destination document or template will automatically update to show that the item was added. Word’s Normal.dotm template determines all formatting aspects when opening new, blank Word documents.

To view a list of built-in macros, click Word Commands in the Macros in list. In the Macros in list, click the template or document in which you want to store the macro. To make your macro available in all documents, be sure to click Normal.dotm. Microsoft Word: Create a Form with a Submit Button. Microsoft Word: Create a Submit Form Button - Duration. Adobe PDF form from Word document with Submit via Email button - Duration.

Styles, AutoText, and toolbars saved in Normal.dotm are always available to you in Word. In Organizer, the Normal.dotm template is referred to as Normal (global template). Even though Word for Windows doesn’t have the Organizer feature, the documents templates you make on your Mac using Organizer should work just fine in Word for Windows.

AutoText copy works only between two Word templates (.dotm or.dotx). AutoText can’t be copied to or from regular Word documents. Of course, you can use Save As to turn an ordinary Word document into a template and then copy the AutoText. If you’re into using VBA to automate processes, you can get a code sample of the Organizer tool by turning on the macro recorder and then copying something from one document or template to another.

Renaming or deleting Word 2011 for Mac Organizer items In addition to copying, you can select an item from either side of Organizer and then click either of the following: • Delete: Deletes the selected item from either side of Organizer. • Rename: Causes a small window to open that lets you type a new name for the selected item, which can be on either side of Organizer.

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I need to create a combination of of a drop-down or command buttons to send a document via email. There 3 managers that all utilize a common form that needs to be submitted via email to a number of distribution lists and email addresses. I can sort of make it work with a single command button, but each manager wants to have a 'Submit' button that sends the copy of the document to their own email address, along with the standard distribution groups. Ideally I would like to put them into a drop down box, and have a single submit button. This would have to take the name from the drop down, and input their email address into the email along with the distribution groups.

Any help would be greatly appreciated! I thank you for your assistance: I am not that computer savy, but since I did something like this many years ago with word 2003, I am now expected to figure it out again, and am having much difficulty. Previously, I was able to make this work with one submit (command) button, but now I am asked to have 3. I am getting a 'Command button' by the following: Developer > Legacy Tools > Command Button I have placed 3 command buttons on my document.