and I forgot:
Once the macro has finsihed you call endExecute() on the dialog and it should return to the document again.
Christian,
when the dialog is executed and shown on the screen, the macro stops (sleeps) at this point until the user triggers any event (pushs a button), doesn't it?
That means, the user must trigger the main function (disabling the dialog, showing the progress bar, doing all the other things and ending execute the dialog).
But that's not what Christian Anderson wanted.
Peter
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