WPCA 2  BVM ZPica 10cpiT?xxxhx6X@UX@Seikosha SL-80AISESL80AI.PRSx  @XUJX@#|x2?"Editor Menu Macro !Edwin Peck (c)1991 *  An Editor macro to write the macro code for box menus. This editor macro allows you to size and move the box around the screen. Do not worry if in moving the box you ride over the top or bottom prompts. The menu code will still locate your menu box at the desired location. Commands at Box:  ?` up, down, left, right cursor(-Moves the box 5 lines or spaces  ?( Alt up, Alt down cursorhh#(-Moves the box 1 line  ? Alt left, Alt righthh#(-Move the box 1 space  ? PageUp` `  hh#(-Heighten the box  ? PageDown` `  hh#(-Shortens the box  ?H Ctrl PageUp hh#(-Makes box wider  ? Ctrl PageDown hh#(-Makes box narrower  ? Ctrl F3` `  hh#(-Selects border style  ? Ctrl F5 or hh#(-Enter text in box  ?h Home` `  hh#(h-Toggles numbers on left side of box(#  ? F10` `  hh#(h-Terminates the macro and writes the macro code in editor(#  ? F1, , F7 hh#(-Quits macro Commands at text entry: Select line number prompt:  ? F1, , F7, hh#(-Return to Box  ?p Line number hh#(h-Selects line in box to edit or enter text(# Text Entry prompt:  ? F1, , F7, hh#(-Return to Box  ? Keyboard entry hh#(h-Places text in box at the chose line(# As the box is moved around the screen you will see parts of prior boxes on the screen. The only one to be concerned about is the one that is fully enclosed. I did not have the screen rewrite with each move, doing so slowed the macro down to an unacceptable degree. The final code is {LABEL}ed Menubox? (? is the number of boxes created with this macro starting with 0), with a {RETURN} at the end of the code. It is written to be {CALL}ed from your main macro. The code will be written at the end of your macro as it exists at the time of creation of the menubox. Hope you find this macro useful. Ed