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From: samalone@athena.mit.edu (Stuart A. Malone)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: Macro Maker and MultiFinder
Summary: Use the popup menu
Message-ID: <13825@bloom-beacon.MIT.EDU>
Date: 25 Aug 89 19:23:16 GMT
References: <5150@tank.uchicago.edu>
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In article <5150@tank.uchicago.edu> stel@tank.uchicago.edu (stelios  valavanis) writes:
>In article <1239@nvuxr.UUCP> ccw@nvuxr.UUCP (christopher wood) writes:

>>  For all the bad talk it's been getting, I've found macro maker useful.
>>in emacs.  Very useful.  Now, the problem is, when I switch to my word
>>processor (under multifinder), the arrow keys still give the
>>smartcom/emacs commands...

>get QuicKeys by CE software
>stel

No, no, no!  MacroMaker will work just fine!  You need to understand that
MacroMaker has two kinds of macros: global macros, that work in all programs;
and application macros, that are only active in a specific program.
Christopher just needs to use the pop-up menu in the MacroMaker window to put
the arrow keys into the "Smartcom macros" section instead of the "Global
macros" section.  Then all should be well.

				--Stuart A. Malone
				samalone@athena.mit.edu