We'll use that approach in the text editors TurboText and Edge to begin our macro. The two macros perform the same task with significantly different commands. That will be common. Macro commands have become more consistent because of Commodore's style guidelines for the Amiga, but there are still a variety of ways to approach the same task. They are features of the program for which the macro is written and should be explained in the documentation for that program.
Different programs take different approaches to macros.
In TurboText, for instance, the keystroke macro is saved in a form that can be run by TTX without using ARexx. In Edge, on the other hand, ARexx is used for even simple macros like this one. Edge, therefore, uses more ARexx features even in keystroke macros. Both programs add comment markers to scripts. Without the comment at the beginning, ARexx won't recognize a file as a script.