Using macros
A macro is a script containing instructions that you record and then play back to perform simple or complex tasks. For example, you can record a macro that prints a report. Or you can record a macro that opens a notebook, moves the insertion point to a specified place, and prompts a user to type information.
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For more information about using macros, see “Reference: Using macros.”
For more information about PerfectScript macros, see the PerfectScript Help (psh.chm) or the “Corel WordPerfect Office X5 User Guide for PerfectScript” (ps_ug.pdf).
For more information about using VBA with Quattro Pro, see the “Corel WordPerfect Office X5 User Guide for VBA” (vba_ug.pdf).