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John,
Regarding "...utility that UniFlash is calling (ImageCreator)." Do you mean dslite.bat?
In the instructions for CLI in the SWRU469D.pdf on page 34 I see for windows "dslite.bat" for which I am trying to learn to write CLI files.
So far I have had little success. 
I wrote a .bat file which calls the device info command and seams to work. Here is code.
ECHO OFF CLS REM Calls Uniflash to read device information ST365 WiFi REM Lee Erickson REM Date: 20190520 REM Run the file: one_time_setup.bat found in C:\ti\uniflash_5.0.0\uniflash\public\file_package_creator\templates\win ECHO ---Device Info ST365 Wi-Fi--- REM call C:\ti\uniflash_5.0.0\dslite.bat --mode cc32xx device info --json CALL C:\ti\uniflash_5.0.0\dslite.bat --mode cc32xx device info IF %ERRORLEVEL% == 0 ( echo Connection to the CC3220 Launchpad is normal. REM Errorlevel -1 if Launchpad not plugged in to computer or target or now power. ) ELSE (echo Error: %ERRORLEVEL% Check to see of the CC3220 Launchpad is unpluged from computer or from target or target not powered.) ECHO Good bye... PAUSE >NUL
I am trying to figure out what I should do next to, for example, load the network_terminal example.
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John,
Regarding, "I am going to send this thread over ..."
Will I need to follow this thread somewhere else or will they participate here?
Regardless more information.
I am trying to work with a Project Image per section 7.1.3. I have a project in Uniflash GUI which I have programed into the Launchpad where I changed the version reported on the network_terminal menu so that I can differentiate the project and know I have flash programing success.
When I try to export the project from Uniflash GUI however I get an error.
(Note: Since I have modified the example project, I renamed the project from Network Terminal to NetworkTerminal_LEDS_P2P after this screen shot was made.)
As best I can tell I have the trusted root certificate in place.
Will keep digging.....
John,
Thanks for the explanation about the thread.
More information regarding Uniflash documentation:
Quick Starter Guide
The page description at this link: 
should change from: CC3100 & CC3200 UniFlash Quick Start Guide
to: CC3100 & CC3200 Version 3, UniFlash Quick Start Guide (Reference only)
In SWRU469D
On page 5 section 2 Terms and Concepts the last item in the table in the lower right hand cell says,
"The output files are under the image creator installation directory in
\projects\${project_name}\sl_image\Output"
However on my computer I find what I think are the files at: "C:\Users\Lee\.SLImageCreator\"
Hello Vince,
I tried to use the GUI to make the project. I have a project which loads the flash in the CC3220 Launch pad with the network_terminal example.  
However when i tried to export the project it failed. Earlier in this thread was a screen shot of the failure and message, but the screen shot is now gone.
Will try to  duplicate.
It would be nice if TI could produce a step by step "hello world" like example to do exactly what you said using any of the example projects for the CC3220 launchpad.
Thanks,
Vince,
Regarding, "Can you verify these are setup properly in the GUI before exporting the project?"
I do not have one anwser to this.
First answer would be, I can program the target with Uniflash from the GUI. So that seams to be a yes.
Second answer would be, I have no certCatalog in the GUI so perhaps I have an invalid GUI setup.
I do not know how to understand the requirement further.
Can TI provide a properly setup GUI example as a base line?
Forrest,
Here is the commands I use for the CLI to add a image and flash the device:
:: Replace the files in our project
call %cwdUNIFLASH%/dslite.bat --mode cc3220 project add_file --name %ProjectName% --file %cwdMCUIMG% --mcu --priv %cwdPRIVKEY% --cert %cwdCACERT% --overwrite
:: Program the Device
call %cwdUNIFLASH%/dslite.bat --mode cc3220 project program --name %ProjectName% --dev
BR,
Vince
Hello Vince,
Thanks for the example. 
I hope to get back to this soon. I have become tied up understanding how to set up sockets these past few days and once I have my sockets working will be motivated to program my working code with sockets using Uniflash.
It is likely to be a few days at best.