Here is a quick example on how to create a Command to run in a toolbar. First thing you want to do is decide what toolbar you want the Command/Macro to run in. I have a separate CUI that follow me around version to version. If you were to add custom commands to the Acad or Civil CUI for example, when you upgrade versions you would have to remember what you added to those menus and that is to much thinking. So Create your own CUI/Menu!

Issue:
You have a situation where a single user is experiencing an issue with a particular command or setting. When another user logs onto the same machine, they do not experience the same issue.http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/ps/dl/item?siteID=123112&id=19170578&linkID=9240697&CMP=OTC-RSSSUP01 
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Have you ever placed a Label style and accidently left the marker style set to a style you did not want??

So you think I will just edit the label style and set the marker to a different one...HA...nope..Not in the style of the label that you just placed. Why? Who knows!