Choose Keyboard > Import Keyboard Macros to open the Import Macros dialog. Browse to the folder location of the macro file.
Click on the macro file and click Open to import the macro.
If too many macros are found in the file, an error message is displayed and the import terminates once OK is selected.
If the import fails, an error dialog appears and a message regarding why the import failed is displayed. Select OK to continue the import without importing the macros that cannot be imported.
Select the macros to be imported by checking their corresponding checkbox or using the Select All or Deselect All options.
Click OK to begin the import.
If a duplicate macro is found, the Import Macros dialog appears. Do one of the following:
Click Yes to replace the existing macro with the imported version.
Click Yes to All to replace the currently selected and any other duplicate macros that are found.
Click No to keep the original macro and proceed to the next macro
Click No to All keep the original macro and proceed to the next macro. Any other duplicates that are found are skipped as well.
Click Cancel to stop the import.
Alternatively, click Rename to rename the macro and import it. If Rename is selected, the Rename Macro dialog appears. Enter a new name for the macro in the field and click OK. The dialog closes and the process proceeds. If the name that is entered is a duplicate of a macro, an alert appears and you are required to enter another name for the macro.
If during the import process the number of allowed, imported macros is exceeded, a dialog appears. Click OK to attempt to continue importing macros or click Cancel to stop the import process.
The macros are then imported. If a macro is imported that contains a hot key that already exists, the hot key for the imported macro is discarded.
