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Old December 10th 04, 08:22 PM
Jose
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Terrible comparison. Word's macro language is basically Visual Basic

Visual Basic is interpreted, which was the point being made about Java
scripts.

I have seen loops that clutter up my desktop, but never had one crash my
computer. I just bring up task manager (which is always a top-level
window), and kill the iexplore.exe process). All the popped up windows go
away, no fuss no muss.


Some loops cause a new instance of Explorer each time, and they pile
up faster than you can click them away, let alone give the three
finger salute.

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