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The three sample macro files MERGE1.MAC,
MERGE2.MAC, and MERGE3.MAC will show you
how the <CtrlD>Merge<CtrlD> command works.

The files contain the following macros:

             <CtrlB>F1<CtrlB>  <CtrlB>F2<CtrlB>  <CtrlB>F3<CtrlB>  <CtrlB>F4<CtrlB>  <CtrlB>F5<CtrlB>
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MERGE1.MAC  ABC     GHI
MERGE2.MAC      DEF     JKL
MERGE3.MAC          123     456
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Press <CtrlB>PgDn<CtrlB> to read more, <CtrlB>Esc<CtrlB> to stop<CtrlL>
You   have  MERGE1.MAC  in  memory  now.
First, try to <CtrlD>Merge<CtrlD> the file MERGE2.MAC.
The result will be:

             <CtrlB>F1<CtrlB>  <CtrlB>F2<CtrlB>  <CtrlB>F3<CtrlB>  <CtrlB>F4<CtrlB>  <CtrlB>F5<CtrlB>
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Memory      ABC     GHI
MERGE2.MAC      DEF     JKL
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            ABC DEF GHI JKL
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Press <CtrlB>PgDn<CtrlB> to read more, <CtrlB>Esc<CtrlB> to stop<CtrlL>
Then <CtrlD>Merge<CtrlD> the file MERGE3.MAC with  the
two others:

             <CtrlB>F1<CtrlB>  <CtrlB>F2<CtrlB>  <CtrlB>F3<CtrlB>  <CtrlB>F4<CtrlB>  <CtrlB>F5<CtrlB>
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Memory      ABC DEF GHI JKL
MERGE3.MAC          123     456
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            ABC DEF 123 JKL 456
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Press <CtrlB>PgDn<CtrlB> to read more, <CtrlB>Esc<CtrlB> to stop<CtrlL>
Finally, <CtrlD>Merge<CtrlD> MERGE1.MAC to what is now
in memory:

             <CtrlB>F1<CtrlB>  <CtrlB>F2<CtrlB>  <CtrlB>F3<CtrlB>  <CtrlB>F4<CtrlB>  <CtrlB>F5<CtrlB>
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Memory      ABC DEF 123 JKL 456
MERGE1.MAC  ABC     GHI
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            ABC DEF GHI JKL 456
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            Press <CtrlB>Esc<CtrlB> to stop<ENDDEF>
<BEGDEF><F1>ABC<ENDDEF>
<BEGDEF><F3>GHI<ENDDEF>
