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Checking before opening "activate:newwindow" to see if already opened
When a macro button (name = ON") is pressed, I want to open a new window, if
not already opened, with a wildcard extension of "*:2" and then close if if this macro button is pressed (name = Off). Currently, when I press ON, it just keeps opening a new window and gives extensions ":2", ":3", ":4", etc. Thank you for your help -- Message posted via http://www.officekb.com |
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