Hi Rex, don't think there are any threads on wizard linking applications, someone will tell you through the forum members if there is. Obviously the next step is to use a CAD/CAM software program to construct your programs. Remember as you progress with your programing skills there are lots of tricks you can use. I have tried several free download of CAD/CAM software but find using them causes more problems and broken cutter for the occasional user. I'm a hobbyist CNC and a pensioner so thing don't stick in my memory banks as easy as youngsters.
However I have used wizard part files to construct quite complex programs that include pockets, text, hole centres, slots and other wizard options all linked in the same program. It's a challenge and sometimes I loose the lot and have to start again, that's why I have a folder in which I save each stage of my modifications, so I can go back a step as every time you call up a wizard it removes the last program and give it a new file name. My machine is down the shed (workshop) so I use a second computer in the house to experiment with program construction. Good luck with your CNC programing and remember a "Dry Run" might take time but could save you a cutter, a component or machine damage. Jim