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• A library container contains one or more libraries, and each

library is contained in one library container.

• A library contains zero or more modules, and each module is

contained in one library.

• A module contains zero or more macros, and each macro is

contained in one module.

Figure 318: Macro Library hierarchy

Use Tools > Macros > Organize Macros > OpenOffice.org Basic

to open the OpenOffice.org Basic Macros dialog (see Figure 319). All

available library containers are shown in the

Macro from

list. Every

document is a library container, capable of containing multiple

libraries. The application itself acts as two library containers, one

container for macros distributed with OpenOffice.org called

OpenOffice.org Macros, and one container for personal macros called

My Macros. As shown in Figure 319, only two documents are currently

open.

Figure 319: Library containers are shown on the left

The OpenOffice.org Macros are stored with the application runtime

code, which may not be editable to you unless you are an

administrator. This is just as well since these macros should not be

changed and you should not store your own macros in the OOo

container.

Unless your macros are applicable to a single document, and only to a

single document, your macros will probably be stored in the My

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