Can KM interrupt a macro and ask me if I want to stop or continue?
Basically as shown below, but instead of "Cancel" two buttons, "stop", "continue".
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Works perfectly. Many thanks. 
If you allow one more question. Could you add if no button is clicked in one minute, the macro will abort? Or does that happen automatically?
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Set a timeout under the gear icon. 
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So simple if you know it. Thank you!
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No @Frankb. I'm not sensitive about rushing to provide the solution and screenshots to your original question/post and not getting credit for it. 
Oh, you're right!
Well then I stress here @kcwhat has done 3/4 and @noisneil the rest. Anyway, thank you both. 
edit// By the way, if you are hunting for good solutions, talk to your wife/husband/girlfriend/boyfriend, these are the people you are supposed to work out good solutions with. 
Hi, @Frankb. I often opt to use the Prompt For User Input action because it provides more flexibility. Here's an example you might want to consider.
Download: Prompt For User Input (with timeout).kmmacros (10 KB)
Macro-Notes
- Macros are always disabled when imported into the Keyboard Maestro Editor.
- The user must ensure the macro is enabled.
- The user must also ensure the macro's parent macro-group is enabled.
System Information
- macOS 13.4.1 (22F770820d)
- Keyboard Maestro v10.2
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So we shouldn't expect you to ask for any additional KM Related solutions huh? Noted.
If you have some time left for me after you've talked to the really important people, I'd be happy to take it.
Seriously, it really wasn't my intention to diminish your merits. I have already created three macros with your solution and more will follow. So thanks again for your help!!!
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