User guide

Chapter 6: Video Viewer Window 99
To create or edit a macro:
1. Select Macros - Configure from the Video Viewer window menu. The Macros dialog
box appears.
2. To create a macro, click Create.
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To edit a macro, click Edit.
3. The Create Macro or Edit Macro dialog box appears.
4. If you are creating a macro, type a 1-32 character name in the Macro Name field.
5. To build the macro, you may select keystrokes from a set of categories, or type the keystroke
definitions. The categories contain many commonly-used keystrokes, and provide an easy
alternative to typing the keystroke definitions.
To build the macro from the categories, select a category in the Available Keystrokes
pulldown menu and then select keystrokes from the adjacent pulldown menu, clicking Add
after each keystroke selection. The selected keystrokes appear in the Keystrokes field.
To build the macro by typing the keystroke definitions, enter the text in the Keystrokes field,
as follows:
• Letters and numbers may be entered without additional symbols.
• To specify a keystroke such as
Enter or Home, type the name of the keystroke and
surround that text with a less than (<) and greater than (>) symbol (for
example,
<Enter>).
• To specify auxiliary keystrokes such as
Ctrl, Shift or Alt, where the command requires a
press, hold and release, type the initial press keystroke (for example,
<Ctrl-Press>), then
type the name of the keystroke, letter or number of the command, followed by the closing
release (for example,
<Ctrl-Release>).
6. Click OK to accept the changes and return to the Macros dialog box.
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Click Reset to erase all the keystrokes entered in the Keystrokes field.
7. Click Close to exit the Macros dialog box.
To delete a macro:
1. Select Macros - Configure from the Video Viewer window menu. The Macros dialog
box appears.
2. Select a macro in the Defined Macros list, then click the Delete button. You are prompted to
confirm the deletion.
3. Click Yes to confirm the deletion.
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Click No to cancel the deletion.
4. Click Close to exit the Macros dialog box.