The subject of macros is reasonably complex (but well worth learning) please ensure you have at least read the macro introduction before reading this section.
Sometimes a macro contains quite a bit of text and to make it easier you might wish to spread the definition over a number of lines. This will also allow you to add comments and spacing to allow it to be easy to read.
When PPWIZARD sees a multi line macro (formatted in a similar manner to the example below - break after macro name) it breaks it up into multiple lines so that any imbedded PPWIZARD commands will get executed.
Note that for ppwizard commands (within a #define) to be executed when the macro is expanded the commands must be on their own line.
;--- Define the macro -------------------------------------
#define FeedBackParagraphs \
;---- First paragraph ----------------------------- \
<P>I have put a lot of work into this produce and \
believe it to be of a very high standard. I \
always appreciate feedback which indicates which \
features you use and like and which you don't \
like. \
\
;---- Second paragraph ---------------------------- \
<P>Please <A HREF="mailto:<$MyEmailAddress>">email me</A> \
with tour comments.
;--- Use the macro ----------------------------------------
<$FeedBackParagraphs>
Notice that the expanded "<$FeedBackParagraphs>" will refer to our previously defined "MyEmailAddress" macro. It is perfectly legal for a macro definition to refer to any number of other definitions.