SteveOranjin
Board Regular
- Joined
- Dec 18, 2017
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Hello,
Hope you are all well. I love my Macro's, they're great. From time to time though, I run one of my macros and something happens that I didn't anticipate. Normally, when such a thing happens I can hit the key command Control + Z and then boom! I can undo the last action that I've done. I've noticed however, that when I run one of my macros this is not the case. My guess is, that when a macro runs, it clears the RAM and or some other type of memory where my last action was stored. Is there a way for me to write something into some of my macros so this does NOT happen? If so, can someone walk me through that?
Hope you are well,
Steve
Hope you are all well. I love my Macro's, they're great. From time to time though, I run one of my macros and something happens that I didn't anticipate. Normally, when such a thing happens I can hit the key command Control + Z and then boom! I can undo the last action that I've done. I've noticed however, that when I run one of my macros this is not the case. My guess is, that when a macro runs, it clears the RAM and or some other type of memory where my last action was stored. Is there a way for me to write something into some of my macros so this does NOT happen? If so, can someone walk me through that?
Hope you are well,
Steve