That won't work because scripts are not macros. There are differences. There are also different script languages.
"Basically the difference is just one of degree. A script tends to be a lot more formally defined, with a well-defined scripting language behind it, while a macro is usually something more simple and ad-hoc. Macros are frequently "recorded" by telling a program "watch everything that I do" and then performing the action, whereas scripts are generally entered as text in the scripting language."
