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http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=fh;EN-US;CNTACTMS To change the ToolTip for a custom toolbar
button, you must specify the toolbar (command bar), the custom toolbar control
(a button in this example), and the ToolTip you want to change or set. The
following example macro changes the ToolTip for "My Custom Button" on the
Standard toolbar:
Sub ChangeToolTip()
With CommandBars("Standard") ' The toolbar (command bar).
With .Controls("My Custom Button") ' The custom control.
.TooltipText = "My Custom Tip" ' The ToolTip to change or set.
End With
End With
End Sub
Note that you specify the name of the custom or existing toolbar
(instead of Standard). To determine the name of an existing toolbar, point to
Toolbars on the
View menu. The name of the
toolbar appears in the list that is displayed. Remember to type the name of the
toolbar in the macro exactly as it appears on the list.
You must
also specify the button index or name of the control you want to change. To
determine the name of an existing custom control, follow these steps:
- On the Tools menu, click
Customize.
- While the Customize dialog box is
displayed, click to select the toolbar control.
- On the Customize dialog box, click
Modify Selection.
The toolbar control name is
listed in the Name box on the Modify
Selection shortcut menu.