In addition to being able place your VBA Macros on the VBA Macro ToolBar, it is also possible to create Power Pad Buttons and assign your VBA Macros to these buttons.
The process of assigning a VBA Macro to a Power Pad button is almost the same as assigning a BlueZone script to a Power pad button.
The difference is that when you are at the point where you assign the macro to the Power Pad button, the list of available VBA Macros will not be displayed in the available Macro Files window. You will see a message that there are "No Macro files Found" as shown here:
Instead, you have to type in the name of the VBA macro, with no file extension, that you want to assign to this button as shown here:
Then click the OK button. The VBA macro "Logon" will be assigned to this Power Pad button.
SEE BlueZone
Display & Printer Help for more detailed information on the
Power Keys feature and how to use the Power Keys Editor.
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