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much easier alternative is to simply copy the body of the macro into an e-mail message—
without the
Sub line at the beginning and the End Sub line at the end. In the rest of the mes-
sage, include these simple instructions on how to create a simple macro:
Select the macro code and press Ctrl+C to copy it to the Clipboard. Click Tools,
Macro, Macros, type in a name for the macro, and click Create. Click to position the
insertion point in the blank space between
Sub and End Sub and then press Ctrl+V to
paste the macro code. Click File, Close and Return to Microsoft Word.
If your co-workers follow ...