Put Down That Mouse
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A quick tip on how to use keyboard macros in SAS display manager.
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- 9. 3. Go to the LOG – F6
- 10. 4. ALT Highlight
- 13. SHIFT+END - Highlight the entire word
- 14. CTRL+SHIFT+L - Lowercases the word
- 15. -> SPACE DELETE - Go to the end of the word, add a space, bring up the next word from the list.
- 16. Stop Recording
- 18. Assign Keys
- 20. Line up! Press TAB
- 22. Questions?? Contact us at: [email_address] [email_address]
Hinweis der Redaktion
- F1 – Different per window, click on a word of a proc and hit F1 and receive help on the proc!
- Pressing F9 brings up the DMKEYS menu. Here we can change certain keys to our liking. Delete F4 Change F11 and F12.
- Also, don’t want to delete temp. datasets used by other programs. Each program should stand on its own.
- Don’t just take all of the datasets in the work directory.
- Holding down ALT we can highlight with the mouse down a column. Be careful when pasting, as ALT highlights will write over anything in its path.
- CTRL + C to copy F5 to move to the editor CTRL + V to paste text