Lookout 6.5 new Logon/Logoff feature does not save

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I am excited to see that Lookout 6.5 has a new Logon/Logoff feature - but I am having minimal success with it. I am running Lookout 6.5 Integrator on a new Windows 7 Professional PC. If I go to $System Connections and double-click on the Logon Writeable member, Lookout goes dim and crashes. Once I have restarted lookout and go back into $System Connections, if I type "Logon" into the Select field and click on Select, then I can connect to a pushbutton, and the connection is confirmed in the Existing Connections list. The connection works - I can bring up the Logon window with the pushbutton. So far so good. One of the first things I notice is when I make this connection an asterisk (denoting a change in the file) does NOT appear beside the process file name on the top of the Lookout window. If I go to File\Save - Save is not bold - indicating there is no change in the file. If I go to File/Save As - I can save the process file but the Logon connection is not saved. If I shutdown Lookout and restart the process file - the Logon connection is not there. ????
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Thanks for your help, Ryan.
I find that by using a pushbutton and editing its remote source to the Logon, the pushbutton works (brings up the Logon window) but the pushbutton stays depressed.
As a work-around, I've used a sequencer fired by the pushbutton; sequencer output A is connected to the Logon, then a second later sequencer output B gives a FALSE to the pushbutton to make it pop back out. To connect the Logon to the sequencer output, I manually edited the .lks file with the required text, then re-compiled the process file. It s bit of a devious route, but now it works good.
Thanks.