
When creating a new macro definition, you are first asked to
supply a short name for the definition.  This name must be eight
characters or less and must not have special characters such as .
* spaces, etc.  You will then be asked to provide a description of
the macro definition.

You are then asked if you want to Create Similar.  If you indicate
"Y", you will be brought back to the list of macro definitions and
the following command list will appear:

Options:  Select  Other_Location  Abort

Use the cursor keys, (or F3 to find), to highlight the macro you
wish to copy and then use the SELECT command to copy it.  You will
then be able to modify the selected macro.

If you want to copy a different macro set, then select the
OTHER_LOCATION command.   Use the cursor keys to select the macro
you want to copy.  You may use the F5 command to display macros in
a different directory.

After this information has been entered, you are presented with a
command list, from which various aspects of the definition may be
specified.


