Hey Dave,
 
OK, I'm confused. If the first example works then why not use it? I'm obviously missing something. (BTW, you're right, the comma isn't important) Here's what I've done ...
 
Created a User Event with the Event Text:
@TOOLCHG(#S0=DROP IS 1.234)(#U12=1)
(with a dummy step)
 
In the Template File have this @ Section:
@TOOLCHG
 Test!
 #S0
 #U12
 
Process, Code and get the following:
...
N3 Test!
N4 DROP IS 1.234
N5 1
...
 
... what am I missing? Thanks.
Actually John the "@TOOLCHG(#S0=DROP IS 1.234)(#U12=1)" statement works
fine without the comma. My problem is in the 2nd example "#S0=DROP IS 1.234
#U12=1". I need a way to separate the two variable declarations. I've tried
a comma, semicolon, colon, and parentheses to no avail. I need some fresh
ideas.

Thanks in advance,
Dave

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