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basepointdesignz
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Hi,
The Break command is afunny one. Both the Break @ Point and standard Break(the one that produces a gap) use the same syntax (funnily enough; Break) on the command line. The only difference is the follow up commands.
f you want to create a button that works only as Break @ Point, then copy the following code into the button macro:
I hope this helps..
Cheers,
Paul @ basepoint designz..
basepoint designz
renegade@tiscali.co.uk
The Break command is afunny one. Both the Break @ Point and standard Break(the one that produces a gap) use the same syntax (funnily enough; Break) on the command line. The only difference is the follow up commands.
f you want to create a button that works only as Break @ Point, then copy the following code into the button macro:
Code:
^C^C_break \_f \@I hope this helps..
Cheers,
Paul @ basepoint designz..
basepoint designz
renegade@tiscali.co.uk
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