Displaying Text during macro session

shifter5

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Hi Guys and Gals - Been awhile since I've been to the site. I'm now experimenting with macros. I currently use a DOS based program to decrease or increase an account receivable. I would like to use a macro, to record repetitive key strokes. The macro I use is working but I would like to display the balance of the receiveable before I decrease it. Here is a sample of the coding:

Sub GeneralDecrease()
' xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx text strings not relevent xxxx Recorder on 05-27-2011 07:57:28.66.
' xxxxxxxxxx'
' Use this macro to decrease a clm by any amount for any type of ANSI code.
'
On Error GoTo ErrorHandler
Dim selectBill As String
Dim decreasePrincipal As String
Dim text As String
Dim text2 As String
Dim text3 As String
Const DIALOG_TITLE = "GeneralDecrease"
Const NEVER_TIME_OUT = 0
Dim LF As String ' Chr(rcLF) = Chr(10) = Control-J
Dim CR As String ' Chr(rcCR) = Chr(13) = Control-M
Dim ESC As String ' Chr(rcESC) = Chr(27) = Control-[
LF = Chr(Reflection2.ControlCodes.rcLF)
CR = Chr(Reflection2.ControlCodes.rcCR)
ESC = Chr(Reflection2.ControlCodes.rcESC)
selectBill = Session.InputBox$("Select BILL: ", DIALOG_TITLE)
If selectBill = "" Then Exit Sub
decreasePrincipal = Session.InputBox$("Decrease By", DIALOG_TITLE, "")
If decreasePrincipal = "" Then Exit Sub

I want the red text string to display either with the "decrease by" dialog or between "select bill" & "decrease by" during the macro's session.
Without a macro running, after the bill is selected, the program automatically displays the balance and the next "keystroke" is entering the desired $ amount. Thanks much -Oh and if this has been posted already, please guide me to it! -
 

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