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From: dsseewe@SUPER.ORG (Daniel Seewer)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.x
Subject: Three Questions/Problems
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Date: 28 Nov 89 03:56:40 GMT
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	Hope someone can provide me with some answers for the following
questions:

		1)  What are the "proper" procedures to follow when a client
		request a font using XLoadQueryFont() and it is not there?
		Is there a font that is always guaranteed to be there?  Or
		is this acceptable behavior?

		2) Where can I find the source for a client that is actually
		ICCCM compliant?  I am in the process of reading the 
		document about ICCCM an was curious about what the bare
		minimum requirements for a client to be "ICCCM compliant"
		would be.

		3) What can the following problem be related to?  I have
		a client that runs without any problems on SUN 3/** and
		every SUN 4 I have tried except for the SUN 4/330 (or 
		it might be a 4/430 if there is such a machine).  The server 
		is one distributed by SUN with Openwindows and uses cg6 
		(or cg9).  As you can tell I really know my hardware.  Any way
		when I allocate the Pixmap there seems to be garbage in the
		pixmap.  That is even if the pixmap is not drawn in and then
		displayed it will have stuff in the pximap.  The confusing part
		is that it works on all color SUNS using the mit X11 server.
		When the code is recompiled on the SUN 4/330it has the
		previously mentioned problem.  Could it be the background
		pixmap?  I am using the athena widget set X11R3.  Am I
		doing something wrong? 

I hope these questions can generated some comments that may lead to solutions!
THanks in advance!!!


			Dan Seewer
			(dsseewe@super.org)