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| Install Macros on your System |
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There are three ways to install macros on your system:
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Automatically install an individual macro |
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Automatically install all macros in the library |
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Manually install an individual macro |
Automatically Install an Individual Macro
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On the page for the individual macro (e.g., aida.rmc), click on the "Install this macro" link. |
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An iSupport session will be established to the iSupport Macro Library, and the macro and its associated files will be installed on your system to the iSupport/Macros folder (or the folder you have designated as the base macro folder). |
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The iSupport session will create the following subfolders within the Macros folder if they don't already exist: Files, Subroutines and Logs. The Files subfolder contains associated files called by the macro. The Subroutines subfolder contains macro subroutines called by the macro. The Logs subfolder is used by the macro to store files and logs produced during macro execution. |
Automatically Install All Macros in the Library
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An iSupport session will be established to the iSupport Macro Library, and all macros and and their associated files will be installed on your system. |
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The iSupport session will create the following subfolders within the Macros folder if they don't already exist: Files, Subroutines and Logs. |
Manually Install an Individual Macro
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For an individual macro (e.g., analyzer.rmc) that calls no macros and has no associated files, you can simply copy the macro source code as displayed on the page for the individual macro. |
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Then paste the source code into a text editor, name the file as it was originally named (e.g., analyzer.rmc), and save this file to the Macros folder. |
Notes
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If you install a macro from the library and your system already contains that macro, the new macro will not overwrite the existing macro. Instead, the existing macro (and any associated files) will be renamed. |
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