You can save a series of keystrokes as a keyboard macro by choosing Macros from the Tools menu. PLAY MACRO plays this series of keystrokes. Playing keyboard macros within programs lets you create self-running demo programs.

If you issue PLAY MACRO from the Command window, it executes immediately. If PLAY MACRO is issued in a program, execution is delayed until the program executes a command that allows keyboard input. Examples of commands that wait for input are @ ... GET, BROWSE, CHANGE, and EDIT.

If a series of PLAY MACRO commands is pending in a program, Visual FoxPro doesn't execute the commands in the order in which they are issued. Macros are played in reverse order — the first PLAY MACRO executes last, the last PLAY MACRO executes first — in their bottom-to-top order within the program.

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