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From: DAVISM@kcgl1.eng.ohio-state.edu (Michael T. Davis)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.x
Subject: Wanted: X Widget Set
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Date: 7 Jul 89 19:51:09 GMT
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	I recently purchased a book entitled "X Window Systems Programming and
Applications with Xt" by Douglas A. Young.  Since I am planning on trying
things out with this book under DECwindows on a VMS system, I figured I might
have a little trouble, but I wasn't prepared for what I encountered.

	The book constantly refers to what it calls the "X Widget set" both in
the explanatory text and the example programs, throughout.  These widgets are
of the form Xw<widget>WidgetClass and the include files are from a directory
named "Xw".  The book mentions that this widget set is normally distributed
with the X sources, but I couldn't find them on a local UN*X system running X
(V11R3).

	I do not have ready access to tar(2vms) or (de)compress, so I would
need access to the files in their "raw" form.  Does anyone have any suggestions
as to where I might get the "X Widget set" (preferably via FTP)?

							Much obliged,
							    Mike

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