[pluggo] Re: saving text with a preset

Hi,

this similar situation works for me in Live 6 - storing an entire  
file path (with a name size limited to 256 char.)
I guess you need a plugstore in between plugmultiparam and the rest  
of your patch - that's (I think - no time to verify) because  
plugmultiparam seems to output its content under the form "select  
index value" (good for multislider), rather as a single list, as it  
does within Max when you build your plugin.


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