FWIW I would give you the equivalent applescript, but I can't see the equivalent property names in the Dictionary for Word 2011. (without the quotation marks) to get this to work. you may need to prefix 'ActiveWindow' by 'ActiveDocument.'.I seemed to have to modify the revisionsballoonwidthtype first, then my change would 'take' But perhaps I did something wrong along the way. when I first tried changing the width value, it didn't work.If you actually want a width in points, execute =1 then execute =200 where you put the width in points instead of '200' Notes: If so, change the command to the following (delete the '?' And append '=0') =0 and execute it Then change the command to =10 (put the percentage you want where I have put '10') and execute that. If you cannot see a window titled 'Immediate Window' in the VBE, use VBE's View->Immediate Window to display it Type the following into the immediate Window, or copy/paste it from here, and press return/enter at the end? I think you will see the value '1' displayed in the Immediate Window. Ideally, try to organise the Word and VBE windows so you can click in both without hiding one or the other.
Click Word->Tools->Macro-> Evasi0n jailbreak tool. Open your document and enable the View that you want to change (the width can be different for different views). In the properties preferences, customise section, scroll down in the list under Tab or Group title and tick the box for developer.įor VBA, not quite sure that you do not need to enable the Developer tab, but. Checkboxes in Office 2011 On the right of the ribbon bar, click on the cog icon and select ribbon preferences. On the dialog that opens, click on the Custom tab at the top, and you see a list of built-in custom properties as well as an area where you can add your own: None of those built-in properties are set until you choose them and give them a value they’re just examples.
In Office 2011 for Mac, go to the File menu and choose Properties.
At the bottom I have now added some VBA for insertion in your Normal template for those who are familiar with that. As usual, there are a lot more steps than I'd want. I cannot see any facility for doing this in the User Interface, but you can do it in code.
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