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MACRO EDIT
 
Procedures: <Editing a macro>
 
Use the Macro Edit command to define, revise,
merge, and delete <macros>. You can also open
different <glossary> files that contain macros.
 
■ You edit a macro in a document window the same
  way you edit any text. Editing can include
  simple revisions such as deleting a keystroke
  or command, or may require advanced knowledge
  of macro instructions and variables. For more
  information on writing and editing macros, see
  Chapter 22, "Macros," in the Using Manual.
 
■ When you define a macro, you can assign a
  one- or two-character key code to be used as a
  shortcut for running the macro. For example, if
  you assign the key code Ctrl+M to a macro,
  you can run the macro by holding down Ctrl and
  pressing M.
 
More Help: <Macro menu commands>
           <Macro Quick Reference>
 
Using Manual: Ch. 22, "Macros"