Now let's explain some of the most important functions in macros.
Now for the first one we have the weight to command weight is basically the name of what it does.
It waits for seconds.
Here we have five seconds.
So it will wait for five seconds you can change this number with any other number you are all go to.
It will go to this you are all you can replace the sum you are allowed with any.
You are all of your choice.
You don't have to memorize all of these codes but you need to know what they mean.
So that you can read your macro if you want to do something you can edit it easily.
Now tag this is basically a button and it has this attribute so when you click on this button it will
looked for button with this attribute and tool flick it.
Tab is basically the browser tab.
Now if you have more than one page opened this is tab number three.
Now if you want to close this tab you need to write tab T3 will activate tab number three then tab close
it will close this tab so you'll get only two tabs remaining on your browser.
Most of the functions I'm on I mackerel basically are written in simple English.
So you can easily edit your code.
Now let's check other codes as you can see here in this demo you can see that this is a save as macro
and this is a draw.
This is a download macro.
If you clicked edit you will see similar code.
This is the tag.
This is the way it functions.
And this is they are all that we are going to visit again.
This is the tab number one.
This is an order to close all other tabs.
And this is for going to those two this year.
So these are only comments so they are not codes and they cannot be executed.
So if you want to write a comment you can simply add this signed before the line and to be treated as
a comment.
You can edit this code you can edit this weight and make it five seconds then save it and that's it.
This is how to read your macro and how to edit its code.
And we are going to provide you with a quick or let's say a video file that has a macros cheat so that
you can visit it one when you want to know what the line of code means on your macro.
Thanks for watching this lesson.
Next we are going to discuss our very first serious example.
Stay tuned.
See you next.