101	&About GroundControl...
102	This command will activate a window by title. The active window has the highlighted title bar. For example: \nActivateWindow("Untitled - Notepad")
103	This command will execute a program by name.
104	Displays text in a message box with an "OK" button. This is used for notifications.
105	Displays text in a message box with an "OK" and a "Cancel" button. The result can be checked and used in an If statement to change macro flow.
106	This command will pause the execution of the macro for the number of milliseconds you specify (1 second = 1,000 milliseconds). For example:\nDelay(60000)
107	Stops the macro execution. For example:\nExitMacro()
108	Displays a custom dialog box that will prompt for input. The input can be sent as keystrokes or put in a variable. For example:\nInputBox("Enter your first name")\nSendInput()\n
109	Closes all programs and displays a login dialog box. For example:\nLogout()
110	Writes text to the specified file with a date and time stamp. For example:\nLogToFile("mylog.txt","Starting...")
111	Reboots the system. For example:\nRebootSystem()
112	Shuts the system down. For example:\nShutdownSystem()
113	Executes the specified macro file. For example: \nRunMacro("c:\part2.gc")
114	Jumps the macro's execution to the line after the label name. For example:\nGoTo(":CodeBlock1")
115	This command will send keystrokes to the active window or application. For example:\nSendKeys("a~")
116	This command will send keystrokes to the specified window. For example:\nSendKeys("Calculator","23")
117	Writes text to the default error log file. The name and location of the error log is defined in the System Options dialog. For example:\nLogError("File didn't exist!")
118	Closes the window with the specified title. For example: \nCloseWindow("Untitled - Notepad")
119	A comment is a macro line that will not execute. Use comments to make notations in your macro, or for debugging. For example:\n//This is cool code!
120	Sends keys that were input from the last InputBox() command to the active window. For example:\nInputBox("Enter your name")\nSendInput()
121	Sends keys that were input from the last InputBox() to a window based on its title. For example:\nInputBox("Enter your name") \nSendInputToWindow("Untitled - Notepad")\n
122	Executes a command for a specified number of times. For example:\nRepeat(SendKeys("This is a test~"),10)\n
123	Sounds the system beep. For example:\nBeep()
124	Plays a wave file. For example:\nPlaySound("c:\winnt\media\The Microsoft Sound.wav")\n
125	Executes a system power off (if your hardware supports it). For example:\nPowerOff()
126	Appends a line to a file (with a carriage return). This function will create the file if it does not exist. For example:\nWriteLineToFile("test.txt","Line 1") \nWriteLineToFile("test.txt","Line 2")\n
127	Appends text to a file (without a carriage return). This function will create the file if it does not exist. For example:\nWriteToFile("test.txt","This text is ")\nWriteToFile("test.txt","on the same line")
128	GroundControl\n\nGround\nGroundControl Files (*.gc)\n.gc\nGroundControl.Document\nGround Document
129	Minimizes the window by the title. The window title is optional. If the window title is not specified, the current active window is minimized. For example:\nMinimizeWindow("Untitled - Notepad")
130	Normalizes the window by the title. The window title is optional. If the window title is not specified, the current active window is normalized. For example:\nNormalizeWindow("Calculator")
131	Returns TRUE if the file exists. For example: \nIf(FileExist("c:\test.log"),Beep())\nIf(FileExist("c:\*.txt"),MessageBox("Found"))
132	Returns TRUE if the current active window title matches the passed window title. For example: \nIf(WindowActive("Calculator"),GoTo(":DoStuff"))
133	Returns TRUE if there is a window that has a title that matches the passed window title. For example: \nIf(FindWindow("Calculator"),Beep())
134	This is used after a MessageBox(), MessageBoxOkCancel(), or InputBox() to detect which key the user pressed to exit the dialog. For example:\nMessageBoxOkCancel("Hit Ok to beep")\nIf(ResponseOk(),Beep())\n
135	This is used after a MessageBox(), MessageBoxOkCancel(), or InputBox() to detect which key the user pressed to exit the dialog. For example:\nMessageBoxOkCancel("Hit cancel to exit")\nIf(ResponseCancel(),ExitMacro())\n
136	This defines the label that the program will go to when an error occurs. For example:\nOnError(":Handler")
137	This command sends the Quit command to the specified program, based on its window title. For example: \nQuitProgram("Untitled - Notepad")
138	This command will execute a program. You can specify "Minimized", "Maximized", "Hidden", or "Normal".
139	This command will set the working directory for the running macro. For example: \nSetDirectory("c:\My_Files")
140	This line is a label. It is used with the GoTo command. Labels begin with a colon (:). For example: \n:JumpHere
141	This is a blank line. It has no effect, but makes your macro more readable.
142	Sets the window caption for all message box and input box commands. For example: \nSetCaption("Orange Corporation")
143	Sends a string containing environment variables to the active window. For example:\nSendEnvironment("The temp path is %TEMP%")
144	Sends the current date and time based on a format string. For example:\nSendNow("The current date and time is: %x %X")
145	Checks a condition and performs an action if the test result is TRUE, and optionally, a different action if the test is FALSE. For example:\nIf(FileExist("c:\b.txt"),Beep(),GoTo(":Done"))
146	Sends a single DDE command to an Application and Topic. For example:\nDdeCommand(Excel,System,[New()])
147	Sends a series of DDE commands stored in a script to an Application and Topic. For example:\nDdeScript(Excel,System,"c:\mycomm.txt")
148	This command will execute a specified command while the TRUE condition is met. For example: \nWhile(FileExists("signal.txt"), RunMacro("chores.gc"))
149	This defines the start of a For-Next loop.
150	Checks if value A is less than (<) value B. If TRUE, the specified command is executed. A or B can be a system resource constant or variable. For example:\nIfLessThan(%A,30,GoTo(":Oops"))
151	Checks if value A is more than (>) value B. If TRUE, the specified command is executed. A or B can be a system resource constant or variable. For example:\nIfMoreThan(%A,30,GoTo(":Oops"))
152	This command logs a system resource or system information to a file. For example:\nLogSystem("C:\Test.log",DISK_C_FREE)
153	Waits for a program to complete. It is used after the RunProgram command to pause macro execution until the program started is complete. You can specify the number of milliseconds to wait or -1 to wait indefinitely.
154	This runs a DOS command such as COPY, DIR, etc. For example:\nRunDOSCommand("copy c:\data.txt a:\data.txt")
155	This function returns TRUE if the file is older than the specified number of seconds. For example: \nIf(FileOlderThan("c:\data.txt",3600),GoTo(:"Stale"))
156	This command sends keystrokes from a file to the active window or application. For example: \nSendKeysFromFile("c:\mytext.txt")
157	This logs an event to the system event file. The name and location of the event log is defined in the System Options dialog. For example: \nLogEvent("Started routine")
158	Assign a value to a variable. For example:\nPutVar(%A,7) puts 7 into %A. \nPutVar(%B,"My text") puts "My text" into %B.
159	Move a file from one location to another. For example, MoveFile("C:\autoexec.bat","A:autoexec.bak")
160	Copy a file from one location to another. For example, \nCopyFile("C:\autoexec.bat","A:\backup.txt")
161	Create a directory with the specified path. For example, \nCreateDirectory("C:\junkdir")
162	%lu KB
163	%lu KB Free on %c:
164	Unavailable
165	Remove a directory with the specified path. For example:\nRemoveDirectory("c:\junk.dir")
166	Delete the specified file. For example:\nDeleteFile("C:a.txt")
167	Search the specified path for the given file. Optionally return the location of the specified file. For example:\nFindFile("myfile.txt","C:\") looks in the given path only\nFindFile("myfile.txt","PATH",%A) looks in all the system paths.
168	Display the contents of all the variables in a message box. For example:\nDump()
169	Write the value of a system resource into a memory variable. For example: \n// Load %A with the free disk space in bytes\nGetSystem(DISK_C_FREE,%A)
170	Copy the contents of the ClipBoard to a variable. For example: GetClipBoard(%A)
171	Gets the size of file in bytes, and returns it in a variable. For example:\nGetFileSize("C:\gc\ddedefs.h",%A)
172	Get an entry to the registry. For an example press "Help"
173	Write an entry to the registry. For an example press "Help"
174	Write to the specified INI file. For example: \nWriteToIniFile("c:\gc\junk.ini","[strings]string1","this is string 1")
175	Read from the specified INI file. For example:\nGetFromIniFile("c:\gc\junk.ini","[strings]string1",%A)
176	Increments the indicated variable by one. For example: \nIncrement(%A)
177	Decrements the indicated variable by one. For example: \nDecrement(%A)
178	Returns TRUE if the specified file is locked by a process. For example: \nIf(IsFileLocked("C:\logfile.dat"),GoTo(":Locked"))
179	Open a text file for reading strings from. Must specify a unique buffer identifier. For example:\nOpenFile(1,"C:\textdata.txt")
180	Read a line from a text file into a variable. The text file is identified by the buffer identifier used in OpenFile. For example:\nReadLine(1,%L)
181	Closes the file identified by the buffer identifier. For example: \nCloseFile(1)
182	No function. Use this for a placeholder. For example:\nIf(ResponseOk(),DoNothing(),Beep())
183	Turns the CAPS lock On or Off. For example:\nSetCapsLock(ON)
184	Sends a mouse click to the window at specified screen coordinate. For example:\nMouseClickScreen(100,30)
185	Sends a mouse double click to the window at specified screen coordinate. For example:\nMouseDblClickScreen(100,30)
186	Returns the system date in the form "MM/DD/YY" into the specified variable. For example:\nGetDate(%A)
187	Returns the system time in the form "HH:MM:SS" into the specified variable. For example:\nGetTime(%A)
188	Returns TRUE if date A is before date B. For example:\nIsDateBefore(%A,"01/22/1998")
189	Returns TRUE if date A is after date B. For example:\nIsDateAfter(%A,"01/22/1998")
190	Returns TRUE if date A is equal to date B. For example:\nIsDateEqual(%A,"01/22/1998")
191	Returns TRUE if date A is after date B but before date C. For example:\nIsDateBetween(%A,"01/22/1998","01/28/1998")
192	Returns TRUE if time A is before time B. For example:\nIsTimeBefore(%A,"01:37:00")
193	Returns TRUE if time A is after time B. For example:\nIsTimeAfter(%A,"01:37:00")
194	Returns TRUE if time A is equal to time B. For example:\nIsTimeEqual(%A,"01:37:00")
195	Returns TRUE if time A is after time B but before time C. For example:\nIsTimeBetween(%A,"01:37:00","05:30:26")
196	Returns the system date in any format you specify. See help for format srings. For example:\nGetDateTime(%A,"%m/%d/%Y") = 12/31/1998\nGetDateTime(%A,"%d%m%Y") = 31121998\nGetDateTime(%A,"%x %X") = 12/31/98 19:30:00
197	Checks to see if a file exists in the specified path. Supports wild cards. For example:\nIf(FileExistWild("C:\*.dat"),Beep())
198	Opens a conversation to a DDE server through the specified buffer. For example: \nDdeOpen(1,"excel","[book1.xls]Sheet2")
199	Closes the DDE conversation in the specified buffer. For example:\nDdeClose(1)
200	Reads the value of the DDE item from the specified buffer into the variable. For example:\nDdeRead(1,"R10C2",%A)
228	Maximizes the window by the title. The window title is optional. If the window title is not specified, the current active window is maximized. For example:\nMaximizeWindow("Untitled - Notepad")
229	Checks if two variables are equal. The first variable may be a system resource. If TRUE, the specified command is executed. For example:\nIfEquals(%A,30,GoTo(":Match"))
230	This command will print a document. You can specify "Minimized", "Maximized", "Hidden", or "Normal". For example:\nPrint("c:\docs\myfile.doc")
231	Adds the second string to the end of the first string. For example:\nAddString(%X," sir!")
232	Returns a formatted string with the file's change date/time. For example:\nGetFileDateTime(%A,"C:\autoexec.bat","%m/%d/%y")
30995	Visit the Acrasoft internet web site.
32771	Add a new line\nAdd Line (Ctrl+A)
32772	Edit the current line\nEdit Line (Ctrl+E)
32773	Delete the current line\nDelete Line (Ctrl+D)
32774	Move the selected line up\nMove Up (Alt+U)
32775	Move the selected line down\nMove Down (Alt+D)
32776	Change the line to a comment or uncomment it\nComment
32777	Add blank line before current\nBlank Line
32778	Change the display font
32779	Run the macro (Ctrl+R)
32780	Test the current line (Ctrl+T)
32782	Edit the current line manually
32783	Manually edit the current line\nManual Edit (Ctrl+Enter)
32785	Test an If condition and execute an option\nIf
32786	Sound the default system beep\nBeep
32787	Play a full sound file\nPlaysound
32788	Send keys to the active window\nSend Keys Active
32789	Send a single DDE command to an application and topic\nDDE Command
32790	Send a DDE script file to an application and topic\nDDE Script
32791	Minimize a window\nMinimize
32792	Maximize a window\nMaximize
32793	Normalize ( Restore ) a window\nNormalize
32794	Close a window\nClose
32795	Bring a window to the foreground\nActivate
32796	Temporarily pause execution for a specified number of milliseconds\nDelay
32797	Create a notification message box with an Ok button\nMessage Box
32798	Create a question message box with Ok and Cancel buttons\nOk/Cancel Message Box
32799	This command will execute a program\nRun Program
32800	Show/Hide Extended Controls Bar\nControls
32801	Exit the current macro\nExit Macro
32803	Test if a file exists\nFile Exist
32804	Create an input message box to ask for and store a string\nInput Box
32805	Jump to a label\nGoto
32806	Logout\nLogout
32807	Set the working directory for the running macro\nSet Directory
32808	Set the window title for all message box and input box commands\nSet Caption
32809	Repeat a command for a specified number of times\nRepeat
32810	Send a stop command to a currently running program\nQuit Program
32811	Execute another macro file\nRun Macro
32812	Execute a system power off (if supported by the hardware)\nPower Off
32815	Enter a For Command\nFor Loop
32816	Perform a command while a condition is True\nWhile
32818	Append text to a text file (no carriage return)\nWrite Text to File
32819	Log an error to the default error log file\nLog Error
32820	Define the label to jump to if an error occurs\nOn Error 
32823	Exit the currently executing macro\nExit Macro
32824	Return TRUE if the specified file exists\nFile Exist
32825	Reboot the system\nReboot
32826	Shut the system down\nShutdown System
32827	Enter a label for use with a GoTo command\nLabel
32828	Send environment string to active window\nSend Environment
32831	Return TRUE if the specified window is the active window\nWindow Active
32832	Return TRUE if a window exists that matches the specified title \nFind Window
32833	Execute a command if the specified system resource is less than the specified limit\nIf Less Than
32834	Execute a command if the specified system resource is more than the specified limit\nIf More Than
32835	Log system information to a text file\nLog System Info
32836	Log message to a log file\nLog To File
32837	Send the string from the last input box to the active window\nSend Input To Active
32838	Send the string from the last input box to the specified window\nSend Input Specific
32839	Send keys to a specified window\nSend Keys Specific
32840	Send current time to the active window as keystrokes based on a format string\nSend Now
32844	Display the Standard Editing toolbar\nEdit Toolbar
32845	Display the Common Commands toolbar\nCommon Toolbar
32846	Display the DDE/SendKeys toolbar
32847	Display the System Functions toolbar\nSystem Toolbar
32848	Display the Conditions toolbar ( If, While, GoTo, etc. )
32849	Display the Window Controls toolbar
32850	Quick start help
32851	Display help on help
32852	Visit the Acrasoft web site
32853	Edit the system options
32855	Launch editor with current macro file
32856	Display a summary of all commands by category
32857	Dump variables for inspection (Ctrl+Shift+D)
57344	GroundControl
57345	For Help, press F1
57346	Select an object on which to get Help
57600	Create a new document\nNew
57601	Open an existing document\nOpen
57602	Close the active document\nClose
57603	Save the active document\nSave
57604	Save the active document with a new name\nSave As
57605	Change the printing options\nPage Setup
57606	Change the printer and printing options\nPrint Setup
57607	Print the active document\nPrint
57609	Display full pages\nPrint Preview
57616	Open this document
57617	Open this document
57618	Open this document
57619	Open this document
57620	Open this document
57621	Open this document
57622	Open this document
57623	Open this document
57624	Open this document
57625	Open this document
57626	Open this document
57627	Open this document
57628	Open this document
57629	Open this document
57630	Open this document
57631	Open this document
57632	Erase the selection\nErase
57633	Erase everything\nErase All
57634	Copy the selection and put it on the Clipboard\nCopy
57635	Cut the selection and put it on the Clipboard\nCut
57636	Find the specified text\nFind
57637	Insert Clipboard contents\nPaste
57640	Repeat the last action\nRepeat
57641	Replace specific text with different text\nReplace
57642	Select the entire document\nSelect All
57643	Undo the last action\nUndo
57644	Redo the previously undone action\nRedo
57653	Split the active window into panes\nSplit
57664	Display program information, version number and copyright\nAbout
57665	Quit the application; prompts to save documents\nExit
57666	Opens Help\nHelp Topics
57667	List Help topics\nHelp Topics
57668	Display instructions about how to use help\nHelp
57669	Display help for clicked on buttons, menus and windows\nHelp
57670	Display help for current task or command\nHelp
57680	Switch to the next window pane\nNext Pane
57681	Switch back to the previous window pane\nPrevious Pane
59136	EXT
59137	CAP
59138	NUM
59139	SCRL
59140	OVR
59141	REC
59392	Show or hide the toolbar\nToggle ToolBar
59393	Show or hide the status bar\nToggle StatusBar
61184	Change the window size
61185	Change the window position
61186	Reduce the window to an icon
61187	Enlarge the window to full size
61188	Switch to the next document window
61189	Switch to the previous document window
61190	Close the active window and prompts to save the documents
61202	Restore the window to normal size
61203	Activate Task List
61445	Close print preview mode\nCancel Preview