Problems:
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1. Vista Compatibility

In order to get MicroMacro to run properly in Windows Vista, you may need to change some settings.
First, right click on micromacro.exe, and select Properties.
Now, check "Run as Administrator", and run in compatibility mode for
Windows XP Service Pack 2. Now you can open micromacro.exe and all should
work just fine.


2. MicroMacro doesn't work in this game! What's wrong?

There could be several things wrong. It depends on how the game was made.
- Try attaching input to the game's window (see: attach() in process functions)
- Try changing the name of micromacro.exe to Pinnacle.exe
- Try changing the name of micromacro.exe to JoyToKey.exe
- Try running it under different compatability modes.
*Note that running under camptability mode may effect the program in other ways,
for example, setPriority may not function correctly.


3. I get a strange error when loading or running my scripts. Why?

The script you are trying to load must have a bug in it. The error
message will be similar to this:

./scripts/test.lua:6: `)' expected near `='

Where line 6 is where the error is generated from. Check this line out
in your text editor and examine nearby lines for errors.


4. It says the file was not found, but I know the script is there!

Scripts must be in the 'scripts' folder! Also, are you sure you added
the .lua extension?


5. I have no sound even though the script I'm using supports it. What's wrong?

You might have to instal OpenAL.
http://connect.creativelabs.com/openal/Downloads/oalinst.zip

Scripting:
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MicroMacro uses Lua as it's scripting language, and is embedded within
a C++ program. The program contains macro instructions that are called
through the Lua scripts you load into it.

To take full advantage of MicroMacro, you will need to learn Lua. It is
a very simple and easy to learn language.

Lua sources:
http://www.lua.org/
http://lua-users.org/wiki/TutorialDirectory