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Mark, Thanks for your responses concerning QB 5.0 and ProWrite 3.2. Any chance that future versions of ProWrite will incorporate built-in macros like WordPerfect does? In other words, click Macro Start, perform your macro, then click MacroStop. Then every time you invoke the macro, it performs the same actions. It sounds to me that your ARexx macro method requires the user to program the macro. Is this correct? If so, why not automate the process? The lack of built-in macros has really been the only reason I haven't purchased ProWrite as of yet. I use macros extensively in WordPerfect and they're a breeze to define and use. I don't want to regress to a more cumbersome method of using macros. Dom Fontana