Leave the # off and it will stay in command mode. 1=*355555*455555 Also you can do this shortcut. The zero is an app_rpt shortcut meaning the last node used node number. 1=*355555*40 -- Tim :wq On Jul 31, 2013, at 11:43 AM, Jon Rorke <jrorke@cogeco.ca> wrote:
yes On 7/31/2013 2:38 PM, Johnny Keeker wrote:
The question is, can a macro be created to connect to a node and then put it in the command mode? I've tried creating the usual macro example. [macro] 1=*325555*425555# *51 only calls the 25555 node yet it does not take into account the *425555
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