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LC ChemStations Revision A.03.xx or higher
Date 05/07/94
Macro Contribution #1
Contribution 'Macro Writer's Windows Arrange Command'

Revision History
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  1. A.01.xx and A.02.xx versions were identical and original
  2. A.03.xx includes .dlc update for new software revision and
     modifications due to new directory structure.  
  3. A.04.xx removes .dlc update 32-bit structure



Contribution Purpose
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When developing macros you need to go backwards and forwards between
a text editor (such as Windows Notepad) and the ChemStation software to 
edit and test the macro. This contribution consists of a macro and a
command to open a notepad windows in a convenient arrangement to develop
macros interactively.
 


Contribution Structure
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	One macro 'WriteMac.Mac'.
	

Prerequisites
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       - MS operating system as supported by the revision of the ChemStation in
         use          
       - The LC ChemStation software, Rev A.03.xx or higher




Installation
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	Copy the 'WriteMac.Mac' macro file to the ChemStation's executable
        directory, 'C:\Chem32\CORE' by default.  

	
	Load the 'WriteMac.Mac' macro using the 'Macro' command:

		Macro "WriteMac.Mac"

	Run the 'WriteMacro' macro, passing the name of an existing macro 
	you wish to edit from the command line, for example:

		WriteMacro "MyMacro.Mac"


	You could automate the loading of the macro by including the 
	'Macro WriteMac.Mac' instruction in your ChemStation's
	'User.mac' file in the '\Chem32\CORE' directory. 
	


Operation Overview
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The macro 'WriteMacro' will load the command extensions necessary
and opens the Notepad window.

If you wish to change the editor you can modify the 'WriteMac.Mac' 
macro to schedule a different text editor.