Can I export macro lists using scripting?

I work at a business newspaper and we create a index of all company names at the end of each edition. However, in order to make the process of confirming uniformity between company names in the index and company names as they appear in a story it would be nice to export a text macro list to our network so that all reporters could use the same code for, let's say" "Example Co." Is this possible using scripting?
Thanks,

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You should export the data of the 8i database using the *8i* export utility.
Then, you import the generated dump to the 10g database with the *10g* import utility.
Else, you may care of the character set so as to avoid conversion.
Sorry Azar, I didn't see that you answered already.
Hope this help.
Best regards,
Jean-Valentin
Edited by: Lubiez Jean-Valentin on Jan 30, 2010 9:19 AM

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