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You may want to know how to set up access to the public macro repository.  Here is a bit of a step by step:

1. Install SourceTree
2. Follow prompts to install additional packages
3. Login to the BitBucket Page in a web browser (register if you haven’t already)
4. Click on the arrow and Check out in SourceTree
5. Clone New — Make sure the path is set exactly to this (make folders if you have to):
   C:ProgramDataAutodeskRevitMacros2014RevitAppHookupPublic_2014
6. After fetching, restart Revit.

Its important that it looks like this in SourceTree:

Upon restart, you should see the Public_2014 tree in your Macro Manager.

To ensure you have the latest version:

1. Do a Fetch and Pull in SourceTree
2. Edit one of the macros
3. Do a Rebuild by hitting F8 – any new code or extra macros should now show up

(thanks to Troy Gates for above tip)

Note:  Make a sample macro and it will populate files and folders in:
C:ProgramDataAutodeskRevitMacros2014

You can also carefully follow the images at :
A public Git repository for sharing Revit Macros at BitBucket | Boost Your BIM – making Revit even better