CompuServe Messages

Lee, No need to learn ARexx to use ProWrite's macros, although knowledge of ARexx could help. For the most part the commands supported by ProWrite's macro language are very straightforward (they are just the menu names, and other obvious things). ARexx is used simply as the engine to read the macro file and send the commands to ProWrite at the appropriate time. ARexx is also useful if you want ProWrite and other programs to communicate with each other (this is the reason we used ARexx instead of building a macro engine inside of ProWrite). James Bayless New Horizons Software, Inc.