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From: rjf@canon.co.uk (Robin Faichney)
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Subject: Re: XVT Programming (QUERY) (Was Re: Programming for Windows-3 AND Mac)
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Date: 23 Jan 91 09:16:56 GMT
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In article <630@dtg.nsc.com> my@berlioz.UUCP (Michael Yip) writes:
>
>	I have not use the XVT development system at all, but I read
>somewhere that the XVT Toolkit only provides an union of the X, Win3
>and the MAC capabilities.

Haven't used XVT but attended a conference where Marc Rochkind
presented a paper on it.

I believe that you have full access to the underlying system -- which
obviously compromises your portability, but could be worth it..?