That is an interesting alternative. I might try that. It does show the dialog that way. However, it would be a bit more difficult to pass a result variable back to the calling script. You can't use the MACRO_RESULT variable, and using an exit code only works for compiled scripts, but I could probabl...

Thanks, however, the real dialog i'm using is a lot more complex and uses lots of DialogHandlers. I've found a kind of work around by including the file with the dialog functionality in the main macro file. I'm not too keen on using the Include>... thing, because it sometimes causes problems with th...

I use the Macro command to execute another script file. This other script file contains a dialog. The problem is that this dialog won't show. I don't know if I'm doing something wrong, or if this is a bug. I have simplyfied my code to reproduce the problem here. The first macro file called MyDialog....