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Listing 2: Contents of Module1 after it is created.

REM ***** BASIC *****

Sub Main

End Sub

Add the new macro either before Sub Main or after End Sub. In Listing 3, the new

macro has been added before Sub Main.

Listing 3: Module1 after adding the new macro.

REM ***** BASIC *****

Sub HelloMacro

Print "Hello"

End Sub

Sub Main

End Sub

Click on the Run Basic button in the toolbar to run the first macro in the module.

Use the Macro dialog, opened using the Select macro button or Tools > Macros

> Organize Macros > OpenOffice.org Basic, to select and run any macro in the

module.

Creating a simple macro

Imagine repeatedly entering simple information. Although you can store the

information in the clipboard, if you use the clipboard for something else, the contents

are changed. Storing the contents as a macro is a simple solution. (In some simple

cases, including the example used here, a better solution is to use AutoText.)

1) Use Tools > Macros > Record Macro to start recording a macro.

A small window is displayed so you know that OpenOffice.org is

recording.

2) Type the desired information or perform an appropriate series

of operations. In this case, I typed my name, Andrew Pitonyak.

3) Click the Stop Recording button to stop recording, save the macro, and

display the OpenOffice.org Basic Macros dialog.

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