zambai

Thanks! I didn't know that you could export macro information to a text file. After I learned that, it was easy to set up a macro that parses the text file for the activations and then disables (or enables) the macros that fit the bill. I was already doing it the hard way before (for over a year now!), I was simply looking for a low maintenance method of keeping the lists of macros to enable and disable up-to-date. Thanks again for your great info and quick response!

I have a lots of macros that use the F keys for activation. I also have a few macros that require all these F key macros to be disabled. I use the Macro Disable and Macro Enable commands to do this. So, every time I write a new F key macro (or even change the name of one of my F key macros), I must also edit the F key disabler and enabler macros with the name of the F key macros. Is it possible to disable and enable all macros (regardless of scope) based on their activation keys (instead of their names)?