Hey Dave,
what do you want to do? Is this still about Resetting after a power outage?
Were you able to follow what I explained in my reply? What you have to note or screenshot for the case of a power outage is the offsets column. These numbers say where your workpiece zero is in relation to the absolute machine origin, so having these data is crucial. The offsets are usually created by probing the workpiece prior to running the program or at the beginning of a new tool pass. On probing, the new coordinate system is activated to have its XYZ zero position exactly where your workpiece zero is in your 3D model.
In case you had a power outage, but noted the offsets, you can enter them with the G92 (Coordinate system offset) command. This corresponds to moving the machine to the coordinates that you noted (manually by jogging, or with a G0 command) and then pressing one of the zero buttons on the CONTROL page (available for a single axis or for XYZ). This in fact executes a G92 X0 Y0 Z0 command (or G92 axis with only one axis). This is the command to set a new workpiece zero at the position that you moved to. It is also the most important command in every probing routine, as it tells the machine where the workpiece zero is, (or in case of probing after a tool change, how long the new bit is).
If you have the coordinates of the offset colum, I can tell you how to re-enter them after a power outage.