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  1. #1
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    Novice question..., How can I use a new macro...



    Hi,


    In the Codeguru NewsLetter, I have readed about a very interesting macro to make the bookmarks more powerfull ( to access with Alt+1 to one, and Alt+2to other and...), I have downloaded the macro, but... I don't know how to make it run :-(, I never have installed and custom macro...


    Can anybody help me, Thanks, Bye !

    Braulio

  2. #2
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    Re: Novice question..., How can I use a new macro...



    It's in the online docs under "Macro Files, Installing"


    "To install a macro file


    On the Tools menu, click Customize.


    Click the Add-ins and Macro Files tab.

    The name of the macro file should appear in the window


    If the name of the macro file does not appear, click the Browse button to locate the file.

    Tip To avoid browsing, store macro files in the Macros subdirectory of the Visual Studio directory (Visual Studio\Common\MSDEV98\Macros). Visual C++ always searches the Macros directory first.


    Load the appropriate macro file by selecting the check box next to its name.

    Visual C++ adds a check mark, indicating that the file is loaded. This check mark also directs Visual C++ to automatically load the file when you start Visual C++ again.


    Warning If you remove the check mark from a macro file, you unload it. When you unload it, all of the macros in the file lose their toolbar and keystroke assignments. Additionally, if you remove the check mark, Visual C++ will not automatically load the macro file when you start Visual C++ again."


    Dave



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