-=> Quoting Tim Spofford to Dan Sullivi <=-
 > I wanted to leave Fred's values in place (for reference purposes)
 > (or in case I need to later "undo" my changes).  And then just
 > *ADD* mine in there too.  But should they go BEFORE Fred's or
 > AFTER?
 TS> You raise an interesting point.  Is there any way to comment out a
 TS> particular command?  I've always done it by changing the braces to to
 TS> something else but I wonder if there's another way.
There are a few ways to avoid running a macro.  One, just don't
run it!  This means, search for references to its' label and
change the appropriate gosubs, golooks, etc.  If its' label is
a key code, you may want to change it.
The easiest way to keep Fred's code intact without it getting in
the way is to make a backup of COMMO.MAC, then carve up
COMMO.MAC to your heart's content.
                                Phil
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