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Disk Mode Enhancements in Version 3
Macros
If the Open button is pressed from a disk function other than Load, you will see the View Macro
page:
Func:VIEW|MACRO|||Sel:0/4||||Index:|||1|
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|5:\ANALOG\MULTIVOX.KRZ||||||||200:F:|||
|5:\ANALOG\NOISE.KRZ|||||||||||200:F:|||
|5:\ANALOG\RESONANT.KRZ||||||||200:F:|||
|5:\ANALOG\SYNAPSE.KRZ|||||||||200:F:|||
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The only function of this dialog is to view the macro list entries stored in a macro file. This
feature is useful when, for instance, you are about to delete a macro file and want to know what
information is contained in the file before you remove it from the drive.
Editing Macros
The in-memory macro table can be edited from the MACRO page. You can select one or more
macro entries and do any of the following operations to them:
1. Change the Drive ID.
2. Change the Bank and Mode settings.
3. Delete the selected macro entries.
To edit a macro file already saved on your disk, it is necessary to first load the macro file into the
in-memory macro. If you recall, this is done by the following procedure:
Making sure that Macro Record mode is enabled, go to the Load function, highlight the macro
file you wish to edit, and then either select certain entries from the macro file (by pressing Open
to get to the Load Macro page), or just press OK to load the entire macro file. When you see the
following display, press the Macro soft button, so that the K2000 will not try to load the files
listed in the macro.
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|Load|this|macro|as:specified|||||||||||
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Insert||||||||||||||||Macro|||OK||Cancel
If you want, you can rebank the macro on the way in by scrolling the bank list to something
other than specified. Similarly, if you override the load mode, it will be reflected in the in-
memory macro table as well.
To edit entries from the macro table, return to the MACRO page. For this example we will edit
all the entries at once (like other similar dialogs, if you only are concerned with one list entry, it
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