When YODL is started using the tt(-w) flag on the command line, then warnings
are generated when Yodl encounters a possible macro name, followed by a
parenthesized argument, without finding a macro by that name.  Yodl then
prints something like tt(cannot expand possible user macro).

Examples of such sequences are, tt(The necessary file(s) are here), or tt(see
the manual page for sed(1)). The candidate macros are tt(file) and tt(sed), as
these names could very well have been `valid' user macros followed by their
arguments.

A em(nousermacro) can be defined to suppress these warnings, by informing YODL
that tt(file) and tt(sed) aren't macros. Nousermacros may be defined and
undefined. See sections ref(NOUSERMACRO) and ref(DELETENOUSERMACRO) for
details). 

