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| Keyboard~~Maestro organizes your macros into Macro~~Groups which are like folders of macros. Each Macro~~Group contains a number of macros and controls when those macros are active. | Keyboard~~Maestro organizes your macros into Macro~~Groups which are like folders of macros. Each Macro~~Group contains a number of macros and controls when those macros are active. | ||
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| + | **Note:** Please see this Wiki article for a more up-to-date discussion of Macro Groups: [[:Macro_Groups|Macro Groups]]. | ||
| A Macro~~Group can target or exclude specific applications, which means the macros it contains will only be active in those desired applications or when those applications are running. For example, you can have macros which are active only in Mail.app. It can also be active only in specific windows. So for example, you can have macros which are active only in Mail.app, or only in Mail.app when a compose window is open. | A Macro~~Group can target or exclude specific applications, which means the macros it contains will only be active in those desired applications or when those applications are running. For example, you can have macros which are active only in Mail.app. It can also be active only in specific windows. So for example, you can have macros which are active only in Mail.app, or only in Mail.app when a compose window is open. | ||
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