Macro Printing Instructions
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The enclosed database ANALYSIS.MDB contains a report, a macro, and
a Basic routine that I use for printing macro code from my applications.
To use the printing facilities you must first perform some steps.

1.  Use the Database Analyzer included in your Access program to
    generate the macro details table. Use the default name
    @MacroDetails for this table and select the target database
    as the included ANALYSIS.MDB when asked.

    Note: Instructions on how to setup the analyzer are included
	  in the file PSSKB.TXT found on the Access directory on
	  your hard disk.

2.  Once finished analyzing, open the ANALYSIS.MDB database. Open the
    @MacroDetails table in design mode and add a Counter field named
    Entry ID. Access will fill the field automatically. Close the table.

3.  Execute the included macro named Run Fixup by double clicking its
    name in the database container window. This macro will run the
    included Basic routine FixupMacroTable(). The routine will fill-in
    the blanks leaved by the analyzer process.

4.  That's it. Now open the report Macro Report and you should see
    the macro code organized by macro name, macro group, and then
    the details in the order: Condition, Action and Arguments.

    Note: The report was designed in small type for maximum output
    in a laser printer. Modify it to suit your needs.


Room for improvement:

Implement a list for selecting the desired macro(s) to print.



Hope this is helpful,

				Anbal Morales-Morell

				CIS ID: 72204,1633.

