WordPerfect
for Windows
Macro Tutor
FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
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WordPerfect
for Windows FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
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| Q. | Is this book aimed at beginning, intermediate, or advanced macro writing? |
| A. | Beginning to intermediate. WordPerfect
for Windows Macro Tutor starts with the basics and covers all the necessary concepts
you need to record, play, and even write your own basic macros in WordPerfect.
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| Q. | Do I need programming experience to use this book? |
| A. | No. WordPerfect for
Windows Macro Tutor does not assume you have previous programming experience. All
programming concepts, when required, are fully explained.
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| Q. | How does this book differ from your other, WordPerfect for Windows Macros? |
| A. | WordPerfect for Windows
Macro Tutor is designed for the beginning macro writer, and is composed of 19
lessons, each about 5-8 pages long -- or about 15-20 minutes of study. Conversely, WordPerfect for Windows Macros is for the intermediate to advanced macro writer with more in-depth (and technical) coverage of topics. While it contains "starting level" chapters as well, the focus of WordPerfect for Windows Macros is on advanced- and professional-level macro writing.
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| Q. | Is there repetition between the two books? Should I get both? |
| A. | There is some repetition of
the concepts presented, but the two books are fundamentally different. WordPerfect for
Windows Macro Tutor is designed to offer slower paced coverage of writing and using
macros. You'll probably want to also get WordPerfect for Windows Macros if
you plan to graduate to more sophisticated macro writing. The two books complement each
other well.
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| Q. | Could WordPerfect for Windows Macro Tutor be used in a classroom or teaching setting? |
| A. | Yes. The book is also ideal
for independent study.
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| Q. | Who wrote WordPerfect for Windows Macro Tutor, and should I care? |
| A. | The book was written by Gordon McComb, the world's best-selling author of WordPerfect macro topics. See Gordon's bio page for more information. |
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