Thank you anyway.

 

Defining/(defun)ing them as commands for keyboard input of command names is simply not an option in LT, lacking AutoLisp capability.  But as John Connor has suggested, at least in some of your examples, it's not much more work to just do them manually, e.g. to type Z [Enter/space] A [Enter/space] instead of your equivalent command name ZA [Enter/space].  And as I pointed out earlier, your W command can be just Z, since Zoom does the W option without specifying it, if you don't specify something else.  Of course the simplicity of manual usage won't be true of a lot of other things you might want to shortcut -- John has already listed the options available to you.

 

Macros for the other examples would be dead simple, and would contain something as basic as:

 

'ZOOM A

 

'ZOOM P

 

Note that often macros that you'll see around start with ^C^C, which is a double Cancel, to get you out of any command you might be in when you pick the menu item that contains the macro.  But in the case of something like Zoom [and certain other commands], which can be used transparently, you don't want to do that.  As written above with the apostrophe prefix, you can use them in the middle of some other command, provided the resulting Zoom doesn't trigger a REGEN.

;;; zooms window

(defun c:w()

(command "zoom" "w")

;;; zooms all

(defun c:za ()

(command "zoom" "a")

;;; zooms previous

(defun c:zx()

(command "zoom" "p")

If anyone can help I would greatly appreciate it. The problem with growing old and being set in your ways.

Thank you,