[softwarelist] Re: Macros
- From: Dave Symes <dfs@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: davidpilling@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 14 Mar 2006 21:45:19 +0000 (GMT)
In article <c058a6074e.jbridger@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
John Bridger <jbridger@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Setting an applet/macro to set a specific zoom%
> I have the two macros/buttons that set zoom at 75% and 125%
> These are useful but I would prefer them to set 50% and 91%
> (the 91% happens to be the zoom at which my monitor displays
> actual size - 100% is over size!)
> Looking in the macro file I found;
> defmacro2(4,"75%","{setzoom(ZOOM75,0,0)}","","75% zoom.
> |MClick SELECT to set document zoom to 75%.");
> So, I thought if I edited all the 75%s to 50% and the 125%s
> to 91% I would have my two prefered zooms.
> Silly me - it did not work.
> Can anyone tell me if it is possible (for a bear of little
> brain) to do this and how?
> John Bridger
Try this:
Open the Macros config window. If you don't have the button on the tool
bar, do Menu-Misc-Macros.
Near the bottom of the window click the "New" button and put 91% in the
Button name writable.
Click OK and a blank writable will display at the bottom of the Macro
list.
Write the following in the blank writable. (Or copy and paste).
{setzoom(ZOOMDEF,91,100)}
Click the square activation button to the right of the writable.
Now most important Click the "Save" button at the very bottom of the
window and click "Yes" to the overwriting question.
Cheers
Dave S
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