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ADVANCED SKYLITE CHAPTER 4<br />

macro, you need to type in something called a REM statement. Any text after the REM<br />

keyword is ignored by the macro processor.<br />

Writing a Macro - Example 2<br />

This example takes you through the steps needed to create an AutoConnect macro that<br />

will prevent your login and password from being stored in the command stack.<br />

1. Create a new session or open an existing one and enable the command stacker.<br />

Select Macro, Edit macro from the System menu, and type a macro name such as<br />

command.mcr. A dialog box saying “Cannot find the command.mcr file. Do you<br />

want to create a new file?” will appear.<br />

2. Click on yes; then type the macro below:<br />

REM This is a macro for preventing<br />

REM your login and password from being<br />

REM stored in the command stack<br />

REM Stop the login from being stored in<br />

REM the command stack<br />

PASSKEYS<br />

REM Stop the password from being stored<br />

REM in the command stack<br />

PASSKEYS<br />

END<br />

3. Select Save from the File menu, then Exit.<br />

4. Open the AutoConnect dialog and, in the Run Macro on Connection field, select<br />

the macro that you just created. Click on OK and save the session.<br />

Starting a Macro<br />

To run a specified macro:<br />

Select Macro, Start macro from the System menu, or click on the Start Macro toolbar<br />

button shown here. Select the file you want to start; then click on OK.<br />

Editing a Macro<br />

To edit a macro file:<br />

Select Macro, Edit macro from the System menu. Find the file you want to edit; then<br />

click on OK. The macro will appear in a text editor.<br />

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