Is there a way to temporarily disable a specific script step?

As I recall, macro writing in Excel allowed you to change a line of code to a comment by putting something like quotation marks in front of the line of code. This way you could toggle the code to active or inactive by deleting or adding the quotation marks.

Does anybody know of a way to keep the text of a script intact but temporarily disable it?

Thanks,

Jarvis

Try adding an if statement at the front "If 1=2" and the "end if" at the end, you can then easily "enable" the script by setting it to If 1=1

Or A=A if you are an Ayn Rand fan. I use 1=1.

Also, at least in Dev 6 (and i assume in Dev 7 as well), when you have the script debugger running you can use the "Set Next Step" option to skip over one or more steps. But i usually use Robert's method because it's within ScriptMaker that i do most of my thinking about/testing of a script.

Jerry

You can also use If [0] and If [1] to make it really obvious.