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From: weimer@garden.kodak.COM (Gary Weimer (588-0953))
Newsgroups: comp.windows.ms.programmer
Subject: Re: XVT Programming (QUERY) (Was Re: Programming for Windows-3 AND Mac)
Keywords: 4gl, high level language, programming, windows-3, Mac
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Date: 24 Jan 91 19:58:26 GMT
References: <1991Jan13.020913.8353@lth.se> <1991Jan14.211226.17872@isc.rit.edu> <957@redford.UUCP> <630@dtg.nsc.com>
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In article <630@dtg.nsc.com> you write:
|> 
|> 	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.  That is good and bad.  If that is true,
|> then the XVT Tool Kit only provide a subset of each window enviornment
|> and not all the functions.  It is good, on the other hand, that you have
|> one program source and it works on all environments.

Actually, it's intersection. MAC only has one button on the mouse,
therefore, XVT only supports one mouse button, etc.