What happened in Seattle after the Pearl Harbor attack 75 years ago Originally published December 7, 2016 at 6:00 am Updated December 7, 2017 at 8:21 pm We take you to Seattle on Dec. 7, 1941, and the days after Pearl Harbor. As the U.S. joined the war, mobs smashed downtown Seattle windows, local businesses sold bomb shelters, soldiers swarmed to guard Boeing, and Japanese Americans suddenly became outcasts in their own country.
Three Methods:Record a Macro in Microsoft Word 2007Assigning Macros in Word to a ButtonAssigning Macros in Word to a Keyboard ShortcutCommunity Q&A. You can create macros in any Microsoft Office program to automatically perform a lengthy series of commands that you use often.
http://www.gmayor.com/scan_into_word_2007.htm). In Word 2013, the internal command that the macro depends on has been removed. There is no way to scan directly into a Word document. As a workaround, you must scan into another program, and copy/paste or save the picture as a file that you insert into Word.Good candidates for the other program include OneNote 2013 (proving that the function hasn't been removed from Office, just from Word), Microsoft Paint (look on the File menu), or IrfanView.icrosoft's documentation for all versions from Office 2007 onward says to use either the software that comes with the scanner, or the Clip Organizer, or MS Document Imaging (which doesn't exist in Office 2013); save the scan as a file, and insert that file into the Office document.