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# 4.11 Restore Cue

This allows us to move each machine back individually to its target position of Cue 1. **Restoring** your cue rather than just running cue will help you move your machines only when it is safe to do so.

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1. **Right click** on **Cue 1** **Header** and **Select Restore Cue** to open the **Restore Cue Window.**
2. **Select** the unit you want to move.
3. **Click** the **Load Icon** in the bottom of the **Restore Cue Window** to load that movement.
4. **Click** the **GO** **Icon** in the bottom of the **Restore Cue Window** to begin that movement.
5. Repeat this process for each unit until everything is where it belongs.
6. When everything has completed it's move, **Click "Done"** to close the **Restore Cue Window.**

{% hint style="warning" %}
**Restore Cue** will disable all cue links for the duration that it is active. When you close the window, a pop-up notification will appear to verify that it is safe to reenable Cue Links.
{% endhint %}

## Time for some magic!

Let's run the Cue Link we just programmed.

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