Greetings all,
I am trying to bind a particular macro to a button that I put on the tool bar. However, when I add a 'Run this macro script' button to the tool bar, it seems to pick (randomly?) a macro to run and I see no method to specify the macro I want it to run. What am I missing? I know there has to be a way, I just don't see it. (help and a forum search turned up nothing).
Thanks!
-rz.
macros and toolbar
Hi Raz,

The toolbar tool and macro buttons map directly to the tool and macro execute keyboard functions:
Now this design worked when Zeus had a fixed number of tools and macros, but when it became possible to attach tools and macros to the document type this approach no longer makes sense.
Since they now attach to the document type, this means the tools and macros menu change depending on which document is currently active. That means for example the MacroExecute01 can also change depending on which document type is currently active

If you define all your tools and macros in the default document type, this means the will be available for all document types, which also means they should never move. Thus the toolbar buttons should also never move.
Cheers Jussi
What you are seeing is basically a limitation of what is nothing but a bad designHowever, when I add a 'Run this macro script' button to the tool bar, it seems to pick (randomly?) a macro to run and I see no method to specify the macro I want it to run. What am I missing?

The toolbar tool and macro buttons map directly to the tool and macro execute keyboard functions:
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MacroExecute01
MacroExecute02
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MacroExecute19
MacroExecute20
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none
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none
none
Since they now attach to the document type, this means the tools and macros menu change depending on which document is currently active. That means for example the MacroExecute01 can also change depending on which document type is currently active

There is a work aroundI know there has to be a way, I just don't see it. (help and a forum search turned up nothing).

If you define all your tools and macros in the default document type, this means the will be available for all document types, which also means they should never move. Thus the toolbar buttons should also never move.
Cheers Jussi