When executed, the toolset does the following: • Defines fixed locations: a base folder and a fixed .lsp file path (under OneDrive) that the dialog buttons can open in Explorer or Notepad++. • Builds and keeps global state: last chosen option (export/import), last used directory, currently selected predefined folder, whether Unicode copy is on, etc. • Creates a DCL dialog on the fly (no external .dcl shipped) with: – radio buttons: “Export UCS” / “Import UCS” – a popup list of predefined folders (Project_001_UCS, Project_002_UCS, …) – quick buttons: Explorer / Notepad++ / Reload / Help • Resolves OneDrive roots dynamically using registry and environment variables so the same code works on different machines/tenants — then builds real, existing folders for predefined UCS export locations. • The Help dialog is a second DCL: it shows a list of generated help lines, current Unicode state, and has buttons to copy selected/all lines to clipboard, copy the active folder path, toggle Unicode, or open the LSP folder. • Clipboard copy is done using Windows tools (`cmd | clip`) or using an htmlfile COM trick so user doesn’t need PowerShell and the dialog can stay open. • Export reads every UCS from the DWG table, reconstructs the 3-point definition, and writes it as `name;P1;P2;P3` to a `.ucs` file. • Import reads each such line, validates points, and creates/updates the UCS in the current drawing — first with a command-based approach, and later in the file with a COM-only, freeze-safe importer that directly edits the UCS collection.