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I have been using this wonderful program for a while now, and it's a true gem. Saves a lot of time :-)

I use the Multiple string replacement command a lot, writing shortcuts in the filenames which are then translated to the full word.
I have som long sets named like rydd1 to rydd6. I also made a set named rydd7.
For some odd reason the rydd7 disappeared from the list of sets, unfortunately.
But what is strange is that I used rydd7 in a saved batch (before it disappeared) - and it still works. !
Apparently the rydd7 must be available somewhere, but how can I get access to it , and use it?
Where are those sets saved, and can they be manually edited?

Hi,
Indeed, the whole set to use is stored in the batch.
There is no direct way to import it with the program, but if you open the .arb (batch) file in a text editor and select all the lines of your set (between <![CDATA[ and ]]>, the first line being directly after the start tag) you can easily import the list in a new set by clicking the "Paste/Import" button.