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From: cook@sgi.com (Doug Cook)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.x
Subject: Re: Sunview File-Manager like tool for XView?
Keywords: XView, Sunview, X, File Manager
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Date: 20 Nov 90 23:15:21 GMT
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In article <909@adiron.UUCP> richf@adiron.UUCP (Rick Fanta) writes:
>This is probably a dumb, basic question, but please enlighten me.  I would 
>like to use a tool similar to Sunview's (?) File Manager in an XView 
>application.  Is the source for such a program available?

File Manager (the application) *is* written with XView. If you need to get
information from File Manager into an application of yours, you can use
drag-n-drop; that's what File Manager is for.

Is the source available? yup. Not quite for free, though; you have to get an 
Openwindows source license.

	-Doug

Doug Cook			       |"Like a breakfast at the egg-house,
Video Group, Advanced Systems Division | a waffle on the griddle,
Silicon Graphics, Inc.		       | I'm burnt around the edges,
Mountain View, CA		       | but I'm tender in the middle."
				       |		-Adrian Belew