how to create macros in microsoft words?

Answer 1

1. On the Tools menu, select Macro and then Macros… from the submenu; you can also use the Alt + F8 shortcut key to access the Macros dialog box

2. In the drop down box beside the Macros in: label, select Word Commands

3. An alphabetical list of the command names will appear. If you highlight a name, a description of the command will appear at the bottom of the box, under the Description label

If the command you wish to create already exists, you should not create your own Word macro for it. If it doesn’t exist, you can plan with your Word macro.

Plan the commands and order in which you want the macro to perform them.

Know the shortcut keys for the commands you plan to use. This is particularly important for navigation: You will not be able to use the mouse for navigation within the document area when you are running the recorder. Further, you will create a leaner macro if you use a shortcut key rather than the arrow keys, as each keystroke will be included.

Plan for messages that Word might display and that will stop the macro.
Use as few steps as possible to keep the macro lean.
Do at least one test run before you start recording.

I suggest you to visit- http://wordprocessing.about.com/od/workingwithmacro1/l/blmacrointro.htm

Answer 2

You can use macro recorder software to create macros in Microsoft words. download from
http://www.asoftech.com/ata/index.html

It is easy to use and helped me last time.

Answer 3

Look in this list for "Word" in the left-hand column:

http://vbaexpress.com/kb/default.php?action=list