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All macro command in one UnDo?

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edmund22

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Sep 23, 2003
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Is there a way, that all executed commands are treathed as one?
I have a script (word), that executes around 100 commands and this isn't quite convenient - because every command uses one undo.

Is there something i can do about it?

Thanks's in Advance
edmund
 
Hi edmund22,

The short answer, AFAIK, is no. Office applications all seem to be a bit different in this respect but in Word each update within the macro goes on the undo stack and so, at least, can be undone. I do understand what you want but I don't think there's really any way to achieve it; you could write your own undo macro but I don't think you can interface with undo processing to get it invoked at the 'correct' point.

I'd be very interested if someone has a way to do this seamlessly.

Enjoy,
Tony.
 
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