| Macro | Syntax | Description |
| Display | @Display(fld,screen or *,value) | Used in procedure logic to display a value for a field on the screen. |
| W.return | @W.return(“Message”) | Displays message to the screen and waits for the user to press |
| W.err | @W.err(“Message”) | Same as above, but rings the bell first |
| W.display | @W.display(“Message”) | Displays message but does not wait for |
| @W.display(“”) | Closes the window |
| W.yes.no | @W.yes.no(“Message”) | Displays message and waits for the user to enter either Y or N |
| W.yes.no.nil | @W.yes.no.nil(“Message”) | Same as above but a nil response is also valid |
| W.yes.no.y | @W.yes.no.y(“Message”) | Same as W.yes.no, but defaults a “Y” |
| W.yes.no.y.nil | @W.yes.no.y.nil(“Message”) | Same as above but a nil is valid |
| W.yes.no.n | @W.yes.no.n(“Message”) | Same as W.yes.no, but defaults a “N” |
| W.yes.no.n.nil | @W.yes.no.n.nil(“Message”) | Same as W.yes.no.n, but a nil is valid |
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