"I'd rather write programs to write programs than write programs."

The WinEdt Macro Library contains 65 macros or macro packages, which can automate tasks, and expand or enhance functionality.

It is organized in six directories:

%b\Macros\
	\	useful even if you don't edit anything at all	(3 packages)
	text\	useful for all kind of text editing	(18 packages, 1 new, 1 updated)
	LaTeX\	for TEX/LaTEX authors	(27 packages, 4 new, 1 updated)
	HTML\	for HTML/SGML authors	(7 packages)
	program\	for programmers	(4 packages)
	macro\	for WinEdt macro programmers	(6 packages)

The installation instructions on these pages follow this structure. If you want to keep up with the Library, you should follow it, too.

If you don't know how to run or install macros, you should read this first.

You can also download the complete Macro Library as one zipped file [714 KB; last modified: 01 Jun 2010] and unzip it in %b\Macros\. (%b is WinEdt's local directory.) Note that you still have to install the packages separately.

Should you encounter problems with a macro, please contact the author of the macro, or ask on the Mailing List.

New Macros

New macro: FasTeX, contributed by Bernhard Enders on 01.06.2010.
(FasTeX is a system of keyboard shortcuts for speeding up the typing of TeX from the keyboard.)

New macro: Format LaTeX Equations, contributed by Héctor Calderón on 11.05.2010.
(Formats LaTEX equations favoring spaces between tokens)

New macro: ActivePopups, contributed by Helmut Haberzettl on 14.04.2010.
(Macro to initialize active strings based on a configuration file. If desired, the active string may trigger popup menus.)

New macro: Choice_image, contributed by Peter Laurence on 22.03.2010.
(Choose from different images the TEX script to be inserted)

New macro: Choice, contributed by Peter Laurence on 15.03.2010.
(Choose from several TEX scripts to be inserted)

Updated Macros

The smartQuote2 macro has been updated on 17.04.2010.

The MPPreview macro has been updated on 15.04.2010.

Contributions

Contributions of macros are always welcome.
Actually, The WinEdt Macro Library lives off the contributions (your contributions!)!

So, whenever you think that you have written a macro that could be useful to more people than just you, don't wait to submit it.

Read this, if you have decided to contribute or think about it.