Macro Quickie: Smallest Radius

ChrisW — 2003-04-17 12:18:53

The VX Europe Browser-Installer and some handy new macros are now (at long last) posted to the "Other VX Discussions" forum. This makes it easy for you to install a macro to the User Toolbar(s) of your choice, no need to create or edit any VX system files

DocMan — 2003-04-03 08:10:17

Actually, I have not had time to get it running to check it out. Does this mean that the installer program that you wrote will replace your readme instructions. I had a problem with step 3 (see thread below). Should I just wait for the installer and try it out? Thanks.

ChrisW — 2003-04-03 03:15:11

Sorry for this late reply but it sounds as though you have got the macro running now Many people have told me they are interested in using the macros but not in writing or installing them, so I have recently written a "VX Macro Installer-Browser". This little program allows you to review a macro, decide whether it is useful to you and if so, it is installed automatically. Instead of having to type a command to run the macro, an icon is added to the User Toolbars of your choice I expect to make the Installer available on the forum next week

DocMan — 2003-04-01 15:04:51

ok I'll try that. Thanks.

zw_admin — 2003-04-01 09:05:28

If vxCommands file doesn't exist, make one. To load this macro from the VX command line by typing !MR <enter>, the file might contain the following text: MR, $load MacrosMinRMinRad.vxm

DocMan — 2003-03-22 09:51:44

This is an additional reply. I forgot to subscribe to this thread.

DocMan — 2003-03-22 09:44:25

Step 3 in your setup (MinRad_README_EN.txt) says: 3) Add a "short-cut" name to the VX "Commands" text file in your User Folder, e.g. "MR" I cannot locate the text file you mention in any of my user folders or on the VX v7.4 CD. Is this still valid for v7.4? If so, can you provide some additional information? Thanks in advance.