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Subject: Re: 3rd party xcmds
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Just wanted to comment that Dialoger, though it costs money,
allows you to create dialogs and palettes that you can't with
either Dartmouth or PaletteMaker. (As just one example, we've
got a palette that neds to ahve variable text in a couple of
places. Can't do that with PaletteMaker; can with Dialoger)
My point is just that if you can't do what you want with the 
free stuff, Dialoger is definitely worth looking into.

(The only problem is that they're not yet selling a version
compatible with HC 2.0!)

Judy Stern