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And your statement, which you will notice now references message id#10. We'll go into the messages in just a moment, but first let's finish this up:

Fig. 1.93

Duplicate #56.  The duplicate will be #83, and will return 84/True. Your statement:

Fig. 1.94

WAKE UP!

This is the last one for Music and lots of exciting things are about to happen!

Duplicate #57. The duplicate will be Statement #84. The returns will be True/Error because this closes out the routine for Music. Therefore your statement will end up looking like so:

Fig. 1.95

If statement #84 is our last one for the Music routine, then the next routine's starting statement will be #85.

Earlier I asked you to flag statement #58 so that we could go back to it and correct the returns. We didn't finish it because at that time, we had no idea what the first line of the Politics routine was going to be. We know it now.

Go back up to statement #58 and correct your returns for that statement so that it ends up looking like this:

Fig. 1.96

Click OK to close out of this booooring behavior and go to the STR# section, and open up "Dialog prim string set".