Ron Parker wrote:
Not to worry, though: you can still use FOR EACH. It's probably even
faster, if your goal is to look at everything.
Ah, you're right. I always forget about For Each. So, Martin, using
Immed, I can do:
For Each e In ActiveExceptionDictionaries.Item(1) : print e.Word & " = "
& e.Translation : Next
golive = go live
winamp = win amp
url = u r l
dectalk = dec talk
divx = div x
vga = v g a
ctrl = control
sma = s m a
msaa = m s a a
xml = x m l
noads = no ads
mshtml = m s h t m l
svga = s v g a
gwmicro = g w micro
cakewalk = cake walk
I still don't like how we did it, but Ron is right -- the solution
already exists.
Aaron
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