ClearOne comm PRO 8I Modifying Macros, Deleting Macros, Adding and Inserting Command Lines, 149

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7.Click Add to add the command to the end of the macro, or Insert to insert the command before the currently selected row of the macro. The command appears in the Macro Command List.

NOTE: When there are multiple commands in the Macro Command List, you can drag and drop them to change their execution order.

You can now add another command (repeat steps 4 through 6), or click Save or Save As to save the completed macro.

Modifying Macros

Use the following procedure to edit a macro:

1.Select the Macro number to modify from the Macro drop-down list.

2.Click Change Name to change the macro name (optional).

3.Double-click the command line in the Macro Command List you want to edit.

4.Modify the command or its arguments by selecting options from the drop-down lists.

5.Click Replace to overwrite the old command line with the new changes.

6.Click Insert to insert a new command, or Delete to delete the currently highlighted command.

7.When you are finished making changes, click Save or Save As to save the macro.

Deleting Macros

Use the following procedure to delete a macro:

1.Click Clear Macro to delete the entire macro.

2.Click Delete to delete the selected command line.

Adding and Inserting Command Lines

Use the following procedure to add or insert command lines into the currently selected macro:

1.Click Add to place the current command line into the next available row in the command line table.

2.Click Insert to insert the current command line into the row directly above the currently selected command line in the table.

3.When you are finished making changes, click Save or Save As to save the macro.

Running Macros

Running Macros Using Console

Use the following procedure to run a Macro from Console:

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