Interrupt running macro?

In the VB Editor, when I'm testing a macro, I can press the BREAK key to
interrupt and stop the macro. Is there a way to interrupt a macro while it's
running from an add-in? (I tried pressing the BREAK key, but that didn't
work. Incidentally, I tried Ctrl+C, from DOS days, but that didn't work
either.)

I found this example: http://www.pptfaq.com/FAQ00972.htm, but I'm not sure
how to get my event handler to send a message back to the active/running
macro and tell it to Exit Sub.

If there is another better or easier way to accomplish this, I'm open to any
suggestions.

The "Stop" statement causes a break in the macro execution. It works as if
you had placed a breakpoint at that line. Once interrupted at the "Stop"
statement, you can press F5 to resume from that line onwards.

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In the VB Editor, when I'm testing a macro, I can press the BREAK key to
interrupt and stop the macro. Is there a way to interrupt a macro while
it's
running from an add-in? (I tried pressing the BREAK key, but that didn't
work. Incidentally, I tried Ctrl+C, from DOS days, but that didn't work
either.)

I found this example: http://www.pptfaq.com/FAQ00972.htm, but I'm not sure
how to get my event handler to send a message back to the active/running
macro and tell it to Exit Sub.

If there is another better or easier way to accomplish this, I'm open to
any
suggestions.