**INSTALLING HELP ON MACRO COMMANDS**

Help on macro commands is not installed by the Install program. If you have the 1-2-3 97 or SmartSuite 97 CD-ROM, you can install macro Help from there. If not, you can download macro Help from the World Wide Web or order a copy from Lotus Customer Support.

Once macro Help is copied to the correct location on your computer, you can access it by using Help - Help Topics or by clicking the Help button in the Macro Keywords dialog box.

**Installing macro Help from the CD-ROM**

1. Insert the CD-ROM in the appropriate drive.

2. Start the Windows Explorer.

3. Double-click the icon for the CD drive.

4. Open the EXTRA\123\MACROHLP folder.

5. Select the files ssmn60en.hlp and ssmn60en.cnt, and choose Edit - Copy.

6. Open the folder where you installed 1-2-3 (typically \lotus\123), and choose Edit - Paste.

Macro Help will be available the next time you open Help.

**Installing macro Help from the World Wide Web**

1. Choose Help - Lotus Internet Support - Lotus Customer Support.

2. In the Hot Topics list, locate the link for 1-2-3 97 Macros Help.

3. Double-click "Installation instructions" to read about how
   to download the files to your local computer.

After you download the files, macro Help will be available the next time you open Help.

**Getting macro Help from Lotus Customer Support**

If you do not have access to the World Wide Web and you do not have a CD-ROM copy of 1-2-3, you can order a copy of macro Help, as well as instructions for installing it, from Lotus Customer Support.

NOTE  1-2-3 will not automatically remove the macro Help files if you choose to uninstall 1-2-3. Instead, you will need to manually delete these files.

**Using macro Help in translated versions of 1-2-3**

Help on macro commands is designed for use with the worldwide English version of 1-2-3. If you are using a translated version of 1-2-3 and install the macro Help files (ssmn60en.hlp, ssmn60en.cnt), please note the following:

  * The portion of the Help Contents that lists the two
    macro command books, "Alphabetical List of Macros"
    and "Macros by Category" (and all information within
    these books) appears in English. 

  * Some links and pop-ups in macro Help will result in errors
    because they refer to Help topics in the worldwide English
    version of 1-2-3.