This book investigates how users can extend the functionality of Microsoft Word for Windows by leveraging its internal macro language, Word Basic. Woody Leonhard, a recognized expert in personal computing and software documentation, provides a technical framework for power users to bypass standard interface limitations. By detailing the syntax and capabilities of Word Basic, the text argues that users can transform a standard word processor into a highly customized automation tool.

Experts and power users frequently cite this work as a foundational resource for early Windows-era software customization. The text is noted for its technical density and its role in enabling advanced users to manipulate software architecture beyond the intended consumer interface.