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Hey guys, I just found Runway 12 and am having a great time using it. I'm just wondering if it is possible to load macros in API format into it. If so, how would you do this? Thanks so much in advance!
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Anyone? LOL
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Probably way to late, but......
No, Rwy12 can't handle API's.
You might check around as some of the more popular macro sets have been converted to Rwy12 object libraries.
SBuilder can handle API/ASD macros, along with .mdl based object libraries including Rwy12 object libraries.
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Thanks for the info Dave!
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