;                   BatMaster Macro Definition File
;
; Comments MUST be preceded by a semicolon and be the LAST text on a line
; Assign 40 character macro strings as follows:
;     use "s" or "S" and a digit (0..9) to assign SHIFT function key
;     use "c" or "C" and a digit (0..9) to assign CTRL function key
;     use "a" or "A" and a digit (0..9) to assign ALT function key
;     to assign SHIFT F10, CTRL-F10, or ALT-F10 use the 0 (zero) digit
;
;     Dual assignments can be made, i.e., two different keys can be
;     assigned the same string
;
;     If a function key designator appears twice in the list, the last
;     one assigned will be effective.  Ctrl-F10 is an example below.
;
;     Strings may be inserted into the editor by pressing the assigned
;     function key or by using F-9 from the editor to select from the
;     list.  This permits assignment of keys that may be used as "hot"
;     keys for TSR (pop-up) programs.
;
s0 This string is assigned to Shift-f10    this will be truncated
a5 This is Alt-F5  ; this is a comment
a2 This is Alt-F2
c0 Assigned to Ctrl-F10 the FIRST time
c3 This is Ctrl-F3
s1 This is Shft-F1
c2 This is Ctrl-F2
s2 This string is assigned to Shft-F2
A4 Assigns Alt-F4
c0 Assigned to Ctrl-F10 the LAST time
a0 Assigns Alt-F10