How do i make an unlimited recording track?

Im new to this disscusion thing but I appreciate any help ya all can give. I'm trying to record messages from my church in garage band it worked well but would only record till it hit 999 on the counter then I had to open a new window/project so I lost a couple minutes of the mesage two different times. dang it! how do I make the track record time unlimited? can anyone help thanks.

but would only record till it hit 999
then you're not using GB08, you're using GB2 (this is the 08 forum). always best to post in the forum for the version you're actually using because the answers are different depending upon version. nevertheless, read this for your solution:
http://www.bulletsandbones.com/GB/GBFAQ.html#recordlength

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