[RESOLVED] {Word} Run Toolbar buttons

[dw85745]

This post has be corrected to explain the correct "howto"

First attempt at trying to create objects in Word that link to VBA Code.
I basically don't understand where Word Object events are exposed so I can write code for these events. (so far no events for objects appear in the VBA editor).
Using Office 97 (I know its old).

This is what I've done:

A) Create the required VBA code.
a) Created a module in the VBA editor and added the procedures I want to execute.
b) Saved this module and exited the VBA editor.

B) Created a blank "Customized" toolbar in Word by:
a) Tools Menu
b) - Customize
c) - Tab Toolbars
d) - New
e) - Entered name and saved
f) -Right clicked toolbar and changed default name.

C) Add Buttons (Command) to the toolbar {This is wrong, see C1 below}
(Maybe these should be toolbar buttons, not command object
If so, where do I find them??)
a) Tools Menu
b) - Customize
c) - Tab Commands
d) From Categories List selected Control Toolbox
e) - From Command List drag Dropped Command Button onto Toolbar

C1) To Place a Button on toolbar which executes VBA Code (Macro)
when pushed.
(VBA Procedure must already exist -- at least as a stub)
a) Tools Menu
b) - Customize
c) - Tab Commands
d) From Categories List select "Macros"
e) - From Command List drag "Macro Name" onto Toolbar
This creates the button
f) - Right click button and then Edit Macro name to desired button name.

D) A VBA procedure (macro) can also be created to toggle the toolbar.
As in C1 drag the macro for toggling the toolbar to the menus.
It now becomes a menu choice.

D) Saved above as Normal.dot (or whatever template name you want)
and exit VBA Editor

Thanks
David