The recording of Click positions is ‘absolute’ within the whole monitor, rather than ‘relative’ within a given entry window. If clicks are made in windows that are relative to screen width (eg Find windows), they will not work for monitor sizes other than that on which they were recorded. It is a good idea to only make recordings when there are no other processes running, which ensures that the first full size entry or viewing window to appear appears in the top left-most position. Wherever possible, it is also a good idea to use keystrokes in place of clicks - for example <Return> in place of an [OK] or [Find] button.
At present the recording process will only recognize certain menu selections. All main menu options that launch new processes (ie all Enter, View and List options) will be recorded, as will Volume selections. Others, including all File and Edit menu items, will not be recognised. In many cases, command-key equivalents will, however, be recognised.
When you call a macro from within another using the macro Command, the location in the first one from where the call was made is remembered. When the second macro is completed, the first macro continues from that point. It is possible to upset this process, however, if a second macro is called other than directly from the first macro. For example, if a macro is used to print a SuperReport, which in turn calls a Same Process macro from within its Scripts, might result in the first macro aborting immediately after the printing of the SuperReport.