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by - delegate Annabelle [2 posts] (2007 Dec 7 Fri, 16:53) Reply

Macro

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RE: macro

by - trainer Amanda diamond contributer [1243 posts] (2007 Dec 13 Thu, 17:15) Reply

Hi Annabelle

Thank you for your question, and apologies for the delay in replying.

A macro is a series of recorded instructions that you can run/play in order to accomplish a particular task automatically and quickly.

Amanda

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