11-22-2005, 01:41 AM
that's ok.
when you turn a macro into a function, it runs simultaneously. it's just the system's way of doing what you want rather than what you say.
you can run "unlimited" number of functions at a time but only one macro.
when you turn a macro into a function, it runs simultaneously. it's just the system's way of doing what you want rather than what you say.
you can run "unlimited" number of functions at a time but only one macro.