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From: "Jordan K. Hubbard" <jkh@time.cdrom.com>
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Well, there's a certain attraction to doing it the AfterDark way too since,
as Terry says, we'll then be able to run the AfterDark modules as well.
Not to denigrate your screen-saver-writing abilities, but I think theirs are
likely to be much better.. :-)  Most of us who are occasionally forced to run 
windows have a (legal!) copy of afterdark handy - I think that any company which 
makes a living writing bizarre screen savers deserves some of my money. :-)

					Jordan