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·An automatic-overlay macro is the final operation in printing a page. Before the macro is executed, an overlay print environment replaces the current modified print environment. After execution of the macro, the former print environment is restored.

·Macros can be nested only two levels deep.

·The only control operations that may be used within a macro are 3 (Call) and 2 (Execute).

Table 3-15.Macro control functions

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Function

 

 

0

Start macro definition (last ID specified)

 

 

1

Stop macro definition

 

 

2

Execute macro (last ID specified)

 

 

3

Call macro (last ID specified)

 

 

4

Enable auto-overlay macro (last ID

 

specified)

 

 

5

Stop auto-overlay

 

 

6

Delete all macros

 

 

7

Delete all temporary macros

 

 

8

Delete macro (last ID specified)

 

 

9

Make macro temporary (last ID specified)

 

 

10

Make macro permanent (last ID specified)

 

 

Example of a macro

The following example demonstrates how to use the Macro Control and Macro ID commands to create and execute a macro that downloads a font to the printer and prints a letterhead.

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