Macro management mod?

[cordelia]

I am totally out of macro slots. I also bump up against the 255 limit too often.

Does anyone know of a good mod that solves both these issues?

I also have another issue: Whenever I unspec, blizzard removes certain macros off my toolbars. I always have to refind them and drag them in, and sometimes I forget, so I go into combat without avenger's shield macro'd correctly or something.

Does anyone else run into this? and if so, any ideas how to get around it?

[abinning]

Well, a few to help.
ACTION BAR SAVER (save your macro spots) [the BEST THING EVER!well before dual spec swapped bars, but still good.]
http://www.wowinterface.com/downloads/i ... aver2.html
Quick little mod, allows you to setup different profiles for your action bars.

For example, if you're currently a Feral Druid you can type /abs save feral then you can respec to Resto and setup your bars, then type /abs save resto once you go respec back to Feral you can then train all your spells again and type /abs restore feral and you'll get your feral setup without all the work of actually finding where you placed things.

MACRO BANK (more macro slots)
http://www.wowinterface.com/downloads/i ... oBank.html
MacroBank is an addon to allow you to save macros for future use.
* Create macros inside the macro bank without having to create them in the main macro window first.
* Macros can be given a category to group similar macros together.
* Macros can also be given a description to distinguish them between other macros with the same macro name.
* Change both the macro text and icon in the macro bank.
* Save a macro from the main macro window directly to the macro bank.
* Load a macro from the macro bank to your main macro list.
* Replace an existing macro with a macro from the macro bank.
* Delete a macro from the macro bank.
* Load macro groups when swapping talents.
* Send macros to other MacroBank users.

MACRO SHRINKER (*might* help you with 255 limit)
http://wow.curse.com/downloads/wow-addo ... inker.aspx
Lets you save up to 70 characters in a macro for the most common and often-repeated functions, which helps you stay within the macro length limit.
Simply install the addon and edit your macros to replace the common commands below with their new /msh *-equivalents.

/msh clr = /script UIErrorsFrame:Clear();
/msh sfxoff = /console Sound_EnableSFX 0
/msh sfxon = /console Sound_EnableSFX 1

Even shorter macros, combining the above into their most common use:

/msh 0
/yourmacrocommands
/msh 1

[cordelia]

Thank you. Exactly what I was looking for.