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Version 2.0a

1. Bug Fix: If a % was placed in a text type command and it was not associated with an actual variable name, the macro would get stuck at this point and would play back no more of the macro. It would have to be aborted.
2. Bug Fix: It was possible to use the "File | Output Macro Information" menu item to output all macros including password protected macros. The text of password protected macros will no longer be outputted unless you enter the password for the macro.
3. Bug Fix: It was possible to Export a password protected macro as a "Playable Macro". You will now have to enter the password before being allowed to do so.
4. Bug Fix: When using the command to run another macro, no errors were reported if the macro name specified did not exist.
5. In the scripting editor, changed the delete function to use the delete key (Del) instead of CTRL+D as the shortcut.
6. The multiple choice menu command will now examine the contents of the text variable that it will be setting prior to setting the menu. It will use the contents of the variable to determine if any of the menu choices should be checked off as a default when the user sees it.
7. For processing Text Files and ASCII Delimited Text Files, you can now use an Integer variable when specifying which record to start processing and the number of records to process. This means if you wanted to open a single record in an ASCII delimited file, you could choose what that record would be from an outside source.
8. Bug Fix: The password for dial-up networking was no longer showing up as a "hidden" field (i.e. it was being shown instead being covered by "*")
9. Added a new command: "If Dial-Up Networking Successful" which allows you to test to see if your dial-up networking attempt was successful or not. All commands following this statement until an ENDIF or ELSE command is reached will be executed if the dialup connection is successful. If the dial-up fails and an ELSE command is used, then all commands following the ELSE until an ENDIF is reached will be executed. By placing this inside a "Repeat Until" loop, this command will allow the repeated attempts at dial-up connections until a successful connection is made.