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Default Access to Variable

Here's a very basic question that I'm embarassed to ask, but nothing
ventured, nothing gained.
The cause of my problem stems from the lack of understanding the whole
archectecture of environments.
I create a procedure and it seems as though I have no control of where it
goes. Sometimes they get nestled together, separated by a simple line and
othertimes I have to go back to the menu and specifically select the next
module.
More important, is that when I create and fill a variable in one routine,
even if it is declared (by default) as a Public, I cannot seem to use it in
the next routine.

Can someone direct me to a good place to start looking to get a better
understanding of this subject matter.

Thanks in advance,
Craig


 
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