I'm obviously not a great programmer, and I'm having a problem at the moment that I think stems from a fundamental misunderstanding of coroutines and yield.

Basically, I have a function used to display GUI texts according to a numbered variable when the player activates a terminal etc. I want the GUI message to display until the player hits a key, and then load the next message ( very similar to this, but I can't figure it out)

So the two scripts are as follows (names simplified):

//Script 1
yield Script2.Display(1);
yield Script2.Display(2);
yield Script2.Display(3);


//Script 2    
//this function enables the GUI script
function Display(messageNumber){
 messagenumber = textnumber;
 GetComponent(GUIDisplay).enabled = true;
 yield MoveOn();
 }

//this function turns the GUI off on keypress, 
//so that it can be reloaded with the next value
function MoveOn(){
 while(GetComponent(GUIDisplay).enabled){
 if(Input.GetButtonDown("Skip"){
 GetComponent(GUIDisplay).enabled = false;
 }
 yield;
 }
}

Now, as I (mis)understand it, yielding the commands in Script 1 means that Script 1 will wait until each function is complete before moving to the next one. My problem is that I can't get Script 2 (especially the MoveOn function) to work. I can get an infinite loop(crash), or simply cycle through all three commands in Script 1 instantly. I have read in other posts that while loops need a yield to prevent infinite looping, but it seems to me that putting in a yield simply gives control back to Display(), defeating the purpose of the loop (i.e. waiting for a keypress before ending)

BTW, it works fine using yield WaitforSeconds, but I want the time to be set by the user (for slow readers!)

Any ideas what I'm missing here? Any commments much appreciated, and feel free to point out how little I know!