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          Hello all.  I’m new here and I must say I’ve very impressed.  I’ve been playing around with PowerHome for the last few days and this is the coolest software I’ve ever messed around with.  I am having a major problem trying to import a macro though.  I’ve tried importing just about every macro on this site and I always get an error.  The first script I tried to import was “GET WEATHER”.  When I tried that one I was getting this:
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 Formula Error
 A syntax error exists in the formula.  Please check the formula and correct this condition.
 This also had a pop-up box that said something about:
 Infinite loop detected on System variable!  The max substitution level has exceeded 25.
 
 After looking around I found a setting under Setup (Setup Scripts) and saw a setting for “Global Variable Maximum Substitutions”  This was set to 25 by default.  I changed it to 250 just for grins.  After that I get this error trying to import “GET WEATHER”
 
 Formula Evaluation
 The formula evaluates to: !
 
 Now no matter what macro I try to import I always get the above error.  I've made a few macros from scratch (they work fine) but if I export them and try to re-import them under a different name I get the same error.
 
 Any idea what I’m doing wrong?  I’m running version 1.03.4.9
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          Twomble,
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 Welcome to PowerHome!
 
 You're in the right window, just the wrong mode.  The PowerHome Multi-Editor is multi purpose.  The mode you're in is PH Formula mode where you can execute PowerHome formulas directly.  You want the multi-editor to be in SQL mode.  You can do this from the menu or by pressing Shift-F5.  Once you're in SQL mode, the macro should then import fine.
 
 Dave.
 
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          Hello Dave!  Thank you for such a quick reply.  Shift-F5 worked great.  I now have the macro imported.  Where is this menu choice?
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          Tim,
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 Sorry to take so long responding...
 
 With the Multi-Edit window the current window, go to menu Edit->Language and you can see the individual settings available for the Multi-Editor.
 
 HTH,
 
 Dave.
 
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          Cool thanks!  :)
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