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Creating a User Interface

5	Using Dynamic Palettes

You use dynamic palettes to store objects for later reuse. No 
writing or compilation of code is required, just a simple operation 
with the mouse. You can store specially configured objects on dynamic 
palettes, and you can store multiple objects along with their connections. 

;CreatingAndSavingDynamicPalettes.rtfd;Creatingandsavingdynamicpalettes;,  Creating and saving dynamic palettes

;StoringViewObjects.rtfd;Storingviewobjectsondynamicpalettes;,  Storing view objects on dynamic palettes

;ArrangingDynamicPalettes.rtfd;Arrangingobjectsondynamicpalettes;,  Arranging objects on dynamic palettes

;StoringTopLevelObjects.rtfd;Storingtoplevelobjectsondynamicpalettes;,  Storing top-level objects on dynamic palettes

;StoringConnectedObjects.rtfd;Puttingconnectedviewandtoplevelobjectsonadynamicpalette;,  Putting connected view and top-level objects on a dynamic palette

;ManagingPalettes.rtfd;Managingpalettes;,  Managing palettes

;DynamicPalettesConcepts.rtfd;;,  Related Concepts

Who hath not seen thee oft amid thy store?
	Sometimes whoever seeks abroad may find
Thee sitting careless on a granary floor,
	Thy hair soft-lifted by the winnowing wind...
		John Keats, from To Autumn

The superfluous is very necessary.
		Voltaire