Yeah, those instructions are one small area on one page, lol. Now, I don't know if there is an actual button for saving, but I do know how to do it old school, via the manual... There is that low and wide window at the bottom, that you can actually type in...well type this; objout filename For exmaple, I typed; objout knot1 (don't forget the space) And then hit Enter. It will save the obj(s) in the root program folder of KnotPlot. AS

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