Meh... I ain't buying it. Applying Myron's macro can be done by anyone willing to learn how to implement it. During my 7+ years of teaching CAD, I always told my students "We're paid for 'picks' and 'clicks'..." Period. I invoke a catch-all "macro" (Lisp language - It's all 1's & 0's...) that's now 56 pages long - every time I open the program. I carry it on a thumb drive keychain for God's sake! I now use guides all day long doing Corel 90% of the time, and I probably delete a 100+ guidelines throughout any given day. Myron's military analogy is actually spot-on. Give me something that I can eliminate 300 mouse picks or keyboard strokes, simply by taking 10 minutes of a lunch hour to copy/paste a few lines of text ("code" lol) into a functional "one-pick tool"... Yeah. I get it. Thanks Myron. "The options of the program are enough for most users." Just Wow. My advice to some: Take the 10 minutes it takes to broaden your knowledge of the software that you use to make a living, and you'll be better at your trade than the monkey who settled for doing something 3 times slower than you. Yes Ariel... My ancestors outran your ancestors when being chased by T-rex. #lovedarwinism Now Myron... Gimme a macro that get's me back THIS 10 minutes of meaningless ranting. Please. ;-)
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