DD>  BW> On 4 Aug 97 08:59pm, Del Davis wrote to Bruce Wilson:
DD>  BW> I tried it and it did such a lousy job it was easier to
DD>  BW> write them from scratch, and I learned more about the
DD>  BW> new macro language in the process.
DD>     Again whats the point sir?  I founded the converter and tried it
DD>    on a test macro and it scramble it up like a egg and was useable.
DD>     Again How do you expect a low vision person to see a screen long
DD>     enough to write macros? ^ ^^^ ^^^^^^ ^^^^^^
DD>         My computer screen talks to me.
     It was I, not Bruce Wilson, who wrote that to you.
And you confirmed my point: the macro convertor is not
worth a hoot.  It may handle very simple macros, but I
never got one that simple.
     So, I started converting my macros by hand, and I
learned a lot about the macro language in doing so -
and I am still learning stuff about it.
     I don't understand what being low vision "seeing
the screen long enough" has to do with writing macros.
If you can write with the computer, if it talks to you,
why can't you write macros the same way?  There's all
kinds of macro help available on screen.  If you need
help with particular macro (or other) problems, ask
here and maybe we can help.
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