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in this lesson weamp;#39;re going to have a look at macros this is another method to speed up your writing process because macros can create script elements more quickly than having to type them every time you need them macros are essentially shortcuts that create commonly used text elements for you to open the macro window go to document macros and what you find is a list of predefined macros with the related keyboard shortcut the name of the macro is defined in the bar up top the name of the macro is shown in the list below with the corresponding shortcut the macro text defines the text that is inserted when this macro is triggered the macro element drop-down menu defines which element a certain macro belongs to for example if you use a macro that fills in int full stop for you you will want that to be a scene heading element transition 2 defines what element is being created after having activated this macro this can be none if you want to continue typing in the current element aft
