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You can only create Global Lists at design time. Once a Global List exists in your project, however, you can use actions at run time to change it as much and as often as you want.
Command Reference - Global Lists
Global Lists are special internal lists of items that you can add to your project. You can use them whenever you need to store lists of information. The information that you store in a list can be accessed at run time (and even modified) by using Global List Actions.
For example, you could create a list of valid passwords, and then use a "Global List - Find" action at run time to make sure that the password the user entered is a valid one by searching for it in that list.
Or you could create a list of filenames containing an album's worth of MP3s that you want to play in a specific order, and then change the order of the songs using a combination of "Global List - Remove" and "Global List - Add" actions.
You can add Global Lists to your project at design time by using the Global Lists dialog.
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