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 With these macros you can easily switch between your most common blue mage skillsets.  
 The skills are (de)activated and automatically placed on the (cross)hotbars according to the role.  
 
-The actual macro works in every language, but the class (and also skills etc.) names must always be in the language in which the game is played.  
+The actual macro works in every language, but the class names (and also skill name etc.) must always be in the language in which the game is played.  
 
 ## The trick
 
-To (de)activate the skills is not the difficulty.  
-The problem is the skill bars that you have to turn over and over again.  
-And here is the trick for the macro, you have to take classes that are not (anymore) played. (See below)  
-The basic classes which become other classes or jobs using the job crystal.  
-The basic class still keeps their skill sets, but since you no longer play them you can abuse them for other dwarfs.  
-We store the blue mage skillsets in different classes and always load or save them there.  
+The time consuming part is not to (de-)activate the skills, but to populate the skill bar over and over again.
+This is what the macro is trying to solve. But you have to sacrifice classes you don't want to play (anymore). (See below)
+Only the base classes (before you equip your job crystall) are affected.
+When you switch your job with the job crystal, the base class keeps its existing skill bar. But since your job evolved you probably won't play them anymore.
+We use them to store and load the Bluemage skillsets.
 
 ## Macros
 ### Preparations
-The macros to work properly, the following things must be done:  
+For the macros to work properly, the following things must be done:  
 
-1. An equipmentset for the blue mage must be o
+1. An equipmentset for the Bluemage must be set
 2. A basic class must be determined (per macro)
 3. A skill set should be defined in the magic book of balumagie