[Solved] Problem saving correct midi output ports

I use a variety of outboard midi modules with the midi port and channel directed from Sonar to the modules via my MOTU Midi express 128.
 
In HS6 when saving a project as a Cakewalk bundle  HS6 "remembered" which ports/modules/voices I had used for each track. Using the CWB save format in Sonar X3 studio doesn't remember the channel settings, I have reset them each time I load the project file.
 
This can't be right, so what am I missing?????

Tremor, first let me say I don't think williamcopper's reference to bounce to clips applying forced MIDI channels to event data has anything to do with this.
 
It seems you are saying that MIDI port, channel and patch assignments in tracks are reverting to None when re-opening a project saved as a bundle file;  if that right? Or is it only the port assignments that are getting dropped?
 
I don't use bundle files (I prefer .ZIP), so I'd have to check that, but i don't recall any previous reports of an issue with this. This information is saved in the project (CWP) file that is  part of a bundle file, and I've had no issue with projects recalling MIDI Express XT output assignments in X3.
 
Please indicate whether this is also happening with CWP project files, and give an example of exactly what the track headers show before and after closing and re-opening the project or bundle.

"Also I don't have a separate CWP option either."
When saving as Normal, that creates a Project file (.cwp).

Glad to her you got it fixed. Zipping up a project is done outside SONAR., If you're using Per-Project folders as most of us prefer (Ppreferences > File > Audio Data), you save the projects as Normal (.CWP), and then you use a 3rd-party file compresison utility like WinZip or 7Zip to zip up that folder into a single compressed file along with the dedicated Audio folder and files inside it. Zip compression tends to be quite a bit more efficient in reducing audio file size and some have found that zipped projects can more reliably be re-opened by a later version of SONAR than bundle files.