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From: dedalus@athena.mit.edu (Lewis J. Gramer)
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Subject: Re: Young has a Motif book?
Keywords: Young, reference
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Date: 27 Jun 90 19:56:52 GMT
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In article <9006271708.AA03493@gruntled.TN.CORNELL.EDU> dmc@HELIOS.TN.CORNELL.EDU writes:
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>Hi, I just read a reference to a Motif book by D. Young.
>Having enjoyed and benefitted greatly from his book on Xt, 
>I would love to have the counterpart on Motif.
>
>			dmc@helios

Douglas Young has TWO books out (that I know of) in the Motif arena.
The one you're probably most interested in is "X Window System Progr.
& Applications with Xt: OSF/Motif Edition" (the one with the white
cover). I like this book a lot, because it's nice reading.

He also has an "OSF/Motif Reference Guide", which is intuitively
organized, if a little shallow in its info. It seems to be intended
strictly as an "at the keyboard" reference for people relatively well
versed in Xt and Motif.

I believe these are both published by Prentice-Hall in the US.


					Good luck!

					Lew Gramer
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