First, you need to have the Macro Editor open. To do this, on the View menu, select Resource Manager. Then on the Resource Manager submenu, select Macro Editor.
In the Macro Editor resource panel that appears, click on the Add New Macro button.
Give your macro an easy name to remember.
Enter the text that you want to appear before any selected text in the Text to enter before selected text field.
Enter the text that you want to appear after any selected text in the Text to enter after selected text field.
Click OK to save your macro.
You can create a keyboard shortcut for your macro, using the fields at the bottom of the Macro Editor resource panel. You just need to decide on a keyboard combination to activate your macro.
Select the tag for which you want to add a shortcut.
At the bottom of the Macro Editor resource panel, tick any of the checkboxes for the ALT, CTRL and SHIFT keys that you wish to use in your shortcut.
Use the Shortcut Key field to enter an alphanumeric key to the tag.
Click OK to save the changes.
For example, if you wanted to use ALT + SHIFT + K to activate your macro:
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To edit a shortcut on your Macro Shortcut list:
Select the tag you want to edit.
At the bottom of the HTML Tag resource panel, change any of the ticks you have entered in the checkboxes for the ALT, CTRL and SHIFT keys.
Use the Shortcut Key field to change the alphanumeric key used for the shortcut.
Click OK to save the changes.