Sub DecreaseFont()
  Dim n As Integer
  n = Selection.Font.Size
  n = n - 1
  If n <= 1 Then
    n = 1
  End If
  Selection.Font.Size = n
End Sub

Sub IncreaseFont()
  Dim n As Integer
  n = Selection.Font.Size
  n = n + 1
  Selection.Font.Size = n
End Sub

What I would like is a way to globally save these macro toolbar buttons so
that they may be utilized within all Office 2000 products.  However, from
what I have found, I have to manually create them within each application.
Is it possible to apply the macros to all applications otherwise?

Once the toolbar buttons are created, I have tried to rename the Word
screen tooltip, by right-clicking the button, selecting customize, and then
typing into the name field, but it doesn't change/work with what I want.
It defaults as Decrease Font and Increase Font, when I would like it to say
Decrease Font Size and Increase Font Size accordingly.  How can I do this?
I think I was able to rename it using the same technique using Excel and
Outlook, but if not, what options do I have?

After this is done, I'd like to save the macro/toolbar into the normal.dot
file so that Word is reopened, it is available to any document.

When setting it up in Excel, I wasn't able/didn't find a solution to save
the macro toolbar globally like Word's normal.dot file.  I had to save it
to the current spreadsheet, and it was available to that file only unless
from another spreadsheet I click the toolbar button, and the original file
opens for access to its macro.  How can I save it so that when Excel is
reopened, it is available to any spreadsheet.

Also, when attempting to setup the toolbar in Outlook, after clicking the
button respectively, I received this error message dialog box:  Run-time
error '424': Object required.  What can I do to correct this?

Lastly, in all Office applications, if I had selected text that contained
two different font sixes, I either received an error message or the macro
didn't function correctly?  Any ideas to revise my macro code above?

Thanks for any help with these issues.

Kevin

perhaps you should read the replies in all the other groups you have posted
to.

Regards

Trevor