Kurzweil K2661 Musician's Manual page 360

Disk Mode
Macros
to open three directories to select the file for loading. This gives you quick access to the file while
preserving the organization of your program files.
If you know that you want to save all of the entries into the macro file (as we do for this
example,) just press All. The K2661 will go through the standard file saving dialog in which you
choose a filename and select a directory to save the file in.
Let's save the file as \ANALOG\SYNTH.MAC. Macro files are automatically saved with the
.MAC extension. While the file is being saved, you'll see something like this:
Loading the Macro File
So far, so good. We have created a macro in memory and saved it to the disk, in the same
directory as the files that are listed in the macro.
This example loads files from within a single directory on a single disk, to keep things simple.
But you can create macros that load files from any number of directories on any number of
disks.
Now, let's go to the Load page and try to load the macro file, which will load all the files in the
macro file's Macro table. When you return to the Load page, the file list highlights the macro file
that was just saved (as it would after any type of file that you save):
Press OK to load SYNTH.MAC. Now the display reads:
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