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62 Part # 440001-001 Rev. B Macros Macros A macro is a set of recorded keyboard commands that automates a given task. One keyboard command starts the macro, and the entire series of commands assigned to it are executed. Using macros can significantly increase your productivity because it allows you to automate frequently used tasks. Use macros for repetitive or complex tasks such as inserting your name and address into a document, launching a program, or copying and pasting data from one file to another. The first time you create a macro, the unit automatically creates a file called Macros.sys. When recording macros, keep the following points in mind: • There is a maximum limit of 64 macros, with each macro comprising a maximum of 63 keystrokes. • Carefully plan and record macros to avoid keystroke errors. (This is very important when creating a macro that edits text or manipulates files.) Recording Recording a a Macro Macro To record a macro, start the recording and specify the key that is used to execute it, then perform the steps that are to be included in the macro. It is important to position yourself at the point where you are going to use the macro you are recording so as to ensure your key commands are accurate. For example, if you
wish to record a macro to insert a commonly used closing at the end of a letter, position yourself at the end of a file before you start recording the macro. 1. Press ALT+N to start the macro recorder. 2. Type the character to which you wish to assign the macro. You are prompted that recording has started. 3. Perform the steps of your macro. 4. Press ALT+N ALT+N to complete the recording or press ESC ESC ESC to abort the recording. Executing Executing Executing a Macro Press FN plus the key to which you assigned a macro to run it. Speaking Speaking or or Silencing Silencing Macros Macros Press ALT+V ALT+V to turn Speak macros on. Press ALT+K ALT+K ALT+K to silence macros. Nesting Nesting Macros Macros Existing macros can be referenced and run from within other macros. This process is called nesting. To nest a macro, first record your new macro, then at the point you want the existing macro to run, press FN FN plus plus the letter to which the existing macro is assigned. Part # 440001-001 Rev. B 63
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Table Table of of Contents Contents
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Appendix B Type Lite Ports and Swit
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Introduction Introduction The Type
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the Type Lite keyboard. While in Ke
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Reading Reading Files Files can be
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Text can also be copied or appended
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Page 58 and 59: End of Line FN+RIGH FN+RIGHT FN+RIG
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