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Macro Write

Tools → Macro → Write

Saves the macro to a command file. Saving the macro to a command file lets you give the macro to another user, and also helps you modify long macros when you do not have the original file.

If you used non-default values for the other macro data, such as the help string, the command file includes comments with those values.

Note:

Adams View saves all macros in the current Modeling database when you save the database.

Learn about Automating Your Work Using Macros.

For the option:	Do the following:
Macro Name	Enter the name of the macro to save to a file.
File Name	Enter the file name in which to save the macro, and then select OK.