I'm doing a Do loop in my Mathematica notebook as I want to inspect plots associated with a list of files under dialog control. So near as I can tell the only way to have multiple expressions in a Mathematica looping structure is to separate them with semicolons. Unfortunately, putting a semicolon after a plot expression will not display the plot in the notebook. So, I assign all the plots to variables and terminate those lines in semicolons and then use the Column statement to present them all at once in a column. So, the Column statement has no semicolon, and although this whole limitation seems beyond stupid to me, at least I'll get my graphics presented with each loop iteration. However, I also want to present a dialog at the end of each loop iteration to halt the looping, inspect the plots and decide whether to make note of this case for more thorough analysis later. Well, that's another statement without a semicolon, else the dialog won't appear. Again, this single expression in a looping structure limitation seems beyond stupid to me. So, does anyone have any ideas how I do more than one non-semicolon expression in a Mathematica looping structure?