WinMacro is a 16 bit Windows application supplied with WinBatch becuase of
its incredible usefulness as a macro recorder.

WinMacro has a two roles.

   1) A keystroke recorder.
      Keystroke recording works in both Windows 95 and Windows NT

      WinMacro records keystrokes to a file that may be pasted into a 
      WinBatch script.  It uses WinBatch SendKey statements.  A lot
      of people like to record some keystrokes, and use that as the
      basis for a more complicated script.

      Windows 95   Keystroke recording functional
      Windows NT   Keystroke recording functional

   2) Program Launcher / Hot Key processor.

      WinMacro was designed to hang menus on the system (Alt-Spacebar)
      menu of any application.  These menus can be selected via the
      system menu with mouse or keyboard, or via a hotkey defined for
      the menu item.  When a menu item is selected, a program - usually
      a WinBatch script - is launched.

      Windows 95  Menu attachment functional
                  HotKey processing functional
                  If you do not need hot-keys, we suggest using the PopMenu
                  supplied with WinBatch 95 instead.

      Windows NT  Menu attaches ONLY to 16 bit applications
                  HotKey processing not functional
                  WinMacro can basically be used as a keystroke recorder.

      
Help for WinMacro may be found in the WinBatch.hlp file



