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  I created a box of script and dialogue for the people in my office to use. I intend for people to take what I've created and save it to their computer this way with the master copy never gets dirty. In this dialog box, the user must enter a number of variables and test settings that I saved as variables such as T1, L1, R1,... etc. Is it possible that when you close diadem and reopen the data of a former test that you can fill out the dialog box with entries that have previously been entered. Now everthing resets to 0 if you completely close Diadem. Because the way in which there are a number of fields, you must enter it would be pretty annoying to have to fill it every time. I am currently using Diadem 2015. Unforunately I don't think that I can provide this code and dialog box to you guys so I hope it's clear enough.

  Thanks for any help

  So I found a solution to my problem. The way I solved the problem and was able to keep the values in the dialog box was using a global dimension and create a channel to store these values.

  If groupindexget ("VariablesV2") = 2 then ' occurs when there is a variable channel

  GlobalDim1 = CHDX (1,2)
  Call SUDDlgShow ("Dlg1", MyFolders (0) & "NoName.SUD", NULL)
  ChD (1, "VariablesV2/TestVarChanName") = GlobalDim1

  else ' happens when there is NO variable channel

  Group = "VariablesV2."
  Call GetCreateGroup (Group)
  TestVar1 = GetChannel ("TestVarChanName", 1, "Digital", group)
  Call SUDDlgShow ("Dlg1", MyFolders (0) & "NoName.SUD", NULL)
  ChD (1, "VariablesV2/TestVarChanName") = GlobalDim1
   
  End if

  Basically, what it does is check if the variable group is present as the second group. If it isn't then it creates the group, then channels, I need. I then called the dialog box where I can enter the values in the text box who assined to the variables 'GlobalDim1' which he. I then store this value in the channel that I just created. When I reload the tiara, the script will see this channel, open the dialog and display this value and I can then choose to change this value or would it be let. I won't say it's the best way to do it, but until now it works. I'll see how it behaves when I have a long list of variables/channels.

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