Type Browsed HyperLink

Under.zip (XTextGen) "TypeBrowsedHyperLink" Allows you to browse to a file and places a hyperlink to that file into the current document.

Fractions

Under.zip (XTextChange) "Fractions" Formats the selected text in a fractional form. Try, for example, selecting 137/4578 in your document and then running the macro Fractions.

Display Character Code

Under.zip (Info) "DisplayCharacterCode" - Displays (on the application status bar) the ASCII code for current character.
See also DisplayAllCharacterCode, which will display a series of codes for a selection of text.

Type Date Const

Under.zip (TextGen) "TypeDateConst" - Types today'’s date as a formatted string at the selection point.; This data will be fixed in the document.
The format string is taken from your environment file. Use the "!T" (Tags details) GUI form to modify the details

Header Footer

Under.zip (Headers) "HeaderFooter" - Build a set of headers & footers for the current document, different header and footer from the first page. The first time you run this macro you'll see my name and address details pop up in the headers and footers. Don't worry. Use the "!P" (Personal details) GUI form to modify the details, then run the HeaderFooter macro again.

Count Unique Words

Under.zip (Info) "CountUniqueWords" - Display a count of the number of unique words in the current selection or document.
Handy when you are composing an article and want to have some measure of its impact. Unique words often indicate unique ideas. By comparing the ratio of unique to all words, you can have an idea of how well you are tweaking your short article for better impact.
If you select no text, the count will be delivered on the entire document. You can exclude the address and saluation to gather information solely on the body of a letter.
See also "CountWords".

Make Envelope From Selection

Under.zip (Envelopes) "MakeEnvelopeFromSelection" - Uses the selected text as an address, and bases a printable envelope on that text.
Typically, at the top of a letter, you will have typed or pasted the address of the person to whom the letter is addressed. Select that text then run the macro.
The first time you run this macro you'll see my name and address details pop up in the "return address" block. Don't worry. use the "!P" (Personal details) GUI form to modify the address; then create another envelope.
The !B GUI form lets you nominate an advertisement file (typically a Word document of about three short lines of text) that will fill the advertisement area on the face of the envelope, as allowed by Canada Post and some other postal authorities( http://www.postescanada.ca/personal/tools/pg/standards/cps1-05-e.asp to get you started.).