Do not type the numbers. Following the macro code is an explanation of each referenced step of the macro. See Step 1, above, for an example. Macros described in this book are named so that you can easily find them on the Applications Disk. You may choose any name you wish, or rename already-defined macros, but use care that you don't choose a name already in use.
Some macros activate other macros by name.
If you change the name of a macro, be sure to update the macro definitions that are affected by the change. This is the part where the author expresses his deepest gratitude for those people who helped make this book a reality. Many thanks to WordPerfect Corporation for letting me take a look at version 5.1 while it was still in the developmental stage. I also value the time lent to me by Kevin Merrell of WordPerfect Corp's PC Testing, and the talent of programmer Layne Cannon for his fantastic job at creating WordPerfect's 5.1's advanced macros. Kudos go to Marketing Graphics Incorporated for their fine desktop publishing artwork, some of which I used in this book with their permission.