??? 08/24/06 21:33 Modified: 08/24/06 21:35 Read: times |
#122966 - yes, Andy you are absolutely correct Responding to: ???'s previous message |
No, that is not true!
It would be difficult to do a macro if no semicolon was 'allowed'. I think in the way of 'no smicolon allowed' except in the rare case when I do a macro. I have no problem sorting that out, sorry about not doing so here. Erik PS look at the bright side, it gives Charles a chance to rate my post 'answer is wrong' :) |
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