From | MIKE COPELAND
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|   That's exactly my problem: how/why did _anyone_ think of when
|they wanted to use a macro.  You've given me some things to
|consider, and I will ponder the actions I do often.  I appreciate
|your answer, and I assure you, I'll be back for more... 8<}}
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   To | GEORGE DE BRUIN
There are certain things that automatically suggest themselves as
macros.  For example: compiling a program.  When you are writing code,
you compile it often.  It is easy to see that shutting down the editor,
or shelling to DOS to compile a program is a process that you do a lot,
therefore might lend itself to being written as a macro.
Mostly it really comes form identifying what you do.  That's the only
way I know to come up with ideas for writing a macro.
                           George J. De Bruin
                       SemWare Technical Support
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