There's one problem with the macro approach, that's when the vnc remote 
connection comes into play. If the remote pc isn't running powerpro then 
all is fine, all characters are sent to the remote pc, the macro is 
locally recognized and locally+remotely translated.
But if the remote pc is running powerpro, which is my case, then the macro 
is recognized both locally and remotely, and expanded twice, first 
remotely, then locally and it is sent to the remote system. So you end up 
with two (same) characters at the remote system instead of one.




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