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<H2>Introduction</H2>
The wxWindows Dialog Editor is a tool for creating dialog resource files, in <TT>.wxr</TT> format.
It differs from wxBuilder in the following respectes:<P>
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<LI> Scope. It is written for dialog editing only, and is therefore more convenient than wxBuilder for this purpose.
<LI> File format. Dialog editor reads and writes wxWindows resource files (extension <TT>.wxr</TT>) and has
no independent file format.
<LI> Robustness. It is written in a more principled way than wxBuilder, and is less ambitious.
<LI> Ease of use. Windows are edited using the mouse or via consistent <I>property editors</I>, which
provide immediate visual feedback of changed properties.
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Dialog Editor 2.0 should be compiled and used with wxWindows 2.0.<P>
<A HREF="dlged3.htm#topic1"><B>Current status</B></A><BR>
<A HREF="dlged4.htm#topic2"><B>Future developments</B></A><BR>
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