That is the drawback of using Macro's. Most of the time they do not work in newer versions. Menu's are no longer in the same "location", features have been renewed, Interfaces rebuild....
The macro just can't find the commands anymore...
Best shot for you is to re-record them.
Ronald van den Broek
Senior Application Engineer
Winterthur Gas & Diesel Ltd
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To clarify Ronalds reply,
A Macro simply records the buttons clicked, the name of the specific button , the cursor position etc etc.
and then when you play the macro it simply repeats the pushes you did when recording.
This will probably work in the NX version where you recorded the macro, but in every new release of NX commands change the name, the position of the button, commands retire etc and old macros will possibly fail.
