  Computer modeling is reported about the creation and pinning of a magnetic
vortex-antivortex (V-AV) pair in a superconducting thin film, due to the
magnetic field of a vertical magnetic dipole above the film, and two antidot
pins inside the film. For film thickness $= 0.1\xi$, $\kappa = 2$, and no pins,
we find the film carries two V-AV pairs at steady state in the imposed flux
range $2.10\Phi_0 < \Phi^+ < 3.0\Phi_0$, and no pairs below. With two antidot
pins suitably introduced into the film, a single V-AV pair can be stable in the
film for $\Phi^+ \ge 1.3\Phi_0$. At pin separation $\ge 17\xi$, we find the
V-AV pair remains pinned after the dipole field is removed, and, so can
represent a 1 for a nonvolatile memory.
