We come to Control.com for answers to questions like this for the simple reason that GE didn't document things properly, not in the beginning, not when they changed, basically, just never. And the fact that adding the signal to Workbench was forgotten in the original write-up is proof of how these things have to be pulled from the depths of memory.

Are they hard? Not really. Are they documented for ease of reference and use? Not. At. All. Does that make it simple or easy? Methinks Curious_One got very, Very, VERY lucky with this one. What if this had been CIMPLICITY 8 with ToolboxST? It would have been several more steps, and likely one or two not recalled from the get-go.

That's why we come to Control.com. Eventually, most of the time, the right information comes up. AND, we get feedback from original posters and others who find the information helpful and useful (or not as the case may be). But, it's the feedback that helps makes the information really valuable.

440 pages of CIMEDIT instructions. It would take a good deal of time to find the steps Curious_One took a couple of days to recall. From memory.

2 decades of Mark V and Cimplicity experience reduced to LUCK.

 

2 decades of Mark V and Cimplicity experience reduced to LUCK.

I hope I grow to your level of expertise. i've less than a decade's worth of experience..approximately 6 yrs