JAVA in a Nutshell - A Desktop Quick Reference

Flanagan, David

Ferguson, Paula

Reference

O'Reilly & Associates

The Motif Programming Manual is a source for complete, accurate, and insightful guidance on Motif application programming. There is no other book that covers the ground as thoroughly or as well as this one. The book has been updated to Motif 1.2, but is still usable with Motif 1.1.The Motif Programming Manual describes how to write applications using the Motif toolkit from the Open Software Foundation (OSF). The book goes into detail on every Motif widget class, with useful examples that will help programmers to develop their own code. Anyone doing Motif programming who doesn't want to have to figure it out on their own needs this book.In addition to information on Motif, the book is full of tips about programming in general and about user interface design.Contents include:
<ul>
<li>An introduction to the Motif programming model, how it is based on the X Toolkit Intrinsics, and how it differs from them.</li>
<li>Chapters on each of the Motif widget classes, explaining them in depth, with useful examples that will help you to improve your own code. For example, the chapter on menus shows how to develop utility functions that generalize and simplify menu creation. All of the code shown in the book is available free of charge over the Internet or via UUCP.</li>
<li>Coverage of the drag-and-drop mechanism for transferring data. Two extensive examples show how to implement custom drag source and drop site functionality in a Motif application.</li>
<li>A tutorial on UIL. The chapters on UIL describe all of the techniques used to create an interface with this prototyping tool. The numerous examples cover the basics and explore ways to use UIL to facilitate rapid prototyping.</li>,/ul&gt;The book assumes competence with the C programming language, as well as familiarity with fundamental X Window System concepts. The Motif Programming Manual is not only the most comprehensive guide to writing applications with Motif, it is an integral part of the most widely used series of books on X as a whole. It complements and builds upon the earlier books in the X Window System Series from O'Reilly &amp; Associates, as well as on OSF's own Motif Style Guide. Best when paired with Volume 6B, Motif Reference Manual.</ul>

Motif Programming Manual, Vol 6A (Definitive Guides to the X Window System)

Computers & Technology

Brennan, David

Heller, Dan

Operating Systems

O'Reilly Media

The Motif Reference Manual is a complete programmer's reference for the Motif toolkit from the Open Software Foundation (OSF). Motif has become the standard user interface for X Window System applications, and the Motif toolkit makes it easy for programmers to build applications that conform with the Motif "look and feel."Dan Heller's Motif Programming Manual has long been considered the most authoritative and insightful work on Motif. Now, with the addition of this companion reference manual, programmers can dispense completely with the original OSF documentation. In addi- tion to covering the entire Motif toolkit, this book also covers OSF's "User Interface Language" or UIL, and the Motif Resource Manager (MRM) functions used to tie together applications with user interfaces defined in UIL.Contents include:
<ul>
<li>Reference pages for all of the Motif functions and macros.</li>
<li>Reference pages for the widget classes defined by the Motif toolkit and the X Toolkit Intrinsics.</li>
<li>Reference pages for the Motif Resource Manager (Mrm) functions that are used in conjunction with UIL.</li>
<li>Reference pages for the Motif clients: mwm, uil, and xmbind.</li>
<li>Reference pages that describe the file format of a User Interface Language module.</li>
<li>Reference pages for the data types supported by UIL.</li>
<li>Reference pages for the User Interface Language functions.</li>
<li>A permuted index and a regular index.</li>
<li>A number of appendices and quick reference aids including a list of new functions, widget classes, and widget resources in Motif 1.2.</li>
</ul>This book is designed to be used with Volume 6A, Motif Programming Manual, which describes how to build applications using the Motif toolkit and provides a complete tutorial with programming examples. Both of the books are an integral part of the X Window System series from O'Reilly &amp; Associates, Inc.

Volume 6B: Motif Reference Manual

The Mosaic Handbook for the X Window System describes how to navigate the World Wide Web using Mosaic, the graphical interface designed at NCSA.Mosaic is designed to navigate the hyperlinks that connect the systems on the World Wide Web. Using Mosaic's point-and-click interface, a user can move from document to document, viewing text, graphics, video, audio, or the combination of any of these media, without having to worry about where that information is located. The Mosaic user gains access to the information on thousands of Internet servers found all over the world with no greater knowledge than is contained within the pages of this short book.Until recently, the Internet was largely a command-line phenomenon. A user needed to know a different tool for each operation (s)he wanted to perform, and each tool had its own obscure command-line interface. For the most part, where the tools displayed information at all, that information was text-based.Mosaic has changed all that. In addition to its interface to the World Wide Web, Mosaic provides a graphical interface to most Internet utilities, like FTP, Gopher, Archie, Veronica, and WAIS. Users no longer need to know UNIX command-line syntax to perform common tasks on the Internet. This book describes how to use Mosaic to accomplish these tasks.A chapter in the book introduces the reader to HTML, the hypertext authoring language used by WWW documents. The reader will learn enough about HTML to create his/her own home page, thus becoming a potential information provider on the WWW! This book also explains how to customize and extend Mosaic to allow, for example, the use of other viewers and browsers.The book includes a CD containing Spyglass™ Mosaic™ V2.4 for the X Window System and a subscription to the Global Network Navigator ™ (GNN ®), the leading WWW-based information service on the Internet. (When a version is available, we will supply Enhanced NCSA Mosaic for the X Window System, V1.0.)

The Mosaic Handbook for the X Window System

Dougherty, Dale

Koman, Richard

Networking & Cloud Computing

""The X Resource is a quarterly working journal for X programmers that provides practical, timely information about the programming, administration, and use of the X Window System. It is published quarterly in January, April, July, and October by O'Reilly and Associates, Inc. The journal is the Official Publisher of the X Consortium Technical Conference Proceedings, which form the January issue. Articles for Issue 14 include: ""The X User: WILLOW-The Washington Information Looker-Upper Layered Over Windows,"" by Matt Freedman""Best of Netnews,"" edited by Marc Albert""The Knvas Widget: A 2D Graphics Framework,"" by Jean-Michel Leon""Tickling fvwm: Extending Tk as an fvwm Module,"" by Jay D. Schmidgall""Koalatalk: An ICE-based Lightweight Message Bus,"" by Cedric Beust""Hush: A C++ API for Tcl/Tk,"" by Anton Eliens""Extending X for Recording""""Record Extension Library Specification""

The X Resource

""The X Resource is a quarterly working journal for X programmers that provides practical, timely information about the programming, administration, and use of the X Window System. It is published quarterly in January, April, July, and October by O'Reilly and Associates, Inc. The journal is the Official Publisher of the X Consortium Technical Conference Proceedings, which form the January issue. Articles for Issue 15 include: ""The X User: XScript-Shell Programming with X,"" by Jan Newmarch""Best of Netnews,"" edited by Marc Albert""Simplifying GUI Construction by Embedded Scripting,"" by Lawrence A. Stabile""X over the Web,"" by Daniel Dardailler""A Korean Environment for the X Window System,"" by Jinsoo Yoon, Yanghee Yoon, Sunghun Park, and Kilnam Chon""The X11 Testing Extension: Tutorial and Reference,"" by Martha Zimet

The best book on the Internet now covers Windows 95. The Whole Internet for Windows 95 is the most comprehensive introduction to the Internet available today.For Windows users who in the past have struggled to take full advantage of the Internet's powerful utilities, Windows 95's built-in Internet support is a cause for celebration. And when you get online with Windows 95, this new edition of The Whole Internet User's Guide &amp; Catalog will guide you every step of the way.This book shows you how to use the Internet tools that Microsoft has developed for Windows 95. But it does much more. You can also take advantage of alternative popular free software programs that are downloadable from the Net. This book will show you where to find them and how to use them to save you time and money.This guide will make you an expert on Microsoft Internet Explorer (the World Wide Web multimedia browser), Microsoft Exchange (an email program), and Netscape Navigator, the most popular Web browser on the market. It also shows you how to use popular Usenet readers, file transfer tools and database searching software.You'll find our own database of databases: a wide-ranging resource index that covers a broad selection of several hundred important resources, on just about every topic imaginable, ranging from a virtual online university to travel tips.If you use the Internet for work or for pleasure -- or if you'd like to, but don't know how -- you need this book. If you've been around the Net for a few years, you'll still be able to discover resources you didn't know existed. Also includes a pull-out quick-reference card.The Windows 95 edition covers it all:
<ul>
<li>An updated and expanded, easy-to-use resource catalog. New and experienced users alike can refer to the catalog to discover what's available on the Net.</li>
<li>Descriptions of resources that serve as the Internet's "card catalog": GNN, Yahoo, and Almanac (what they are, what they're for).</li>
<li>A detailed look at Microsoft Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator World Wide Web multimedia browsers.</li>
<li>An introduction to Microsoft Exchange, which handles Internet mail as well as Microsoft Mail.</li>
<li>Easy to understand discussion of MIME (multimedia mail): what it means, how to deal with it.</li>
<li>An introduction to how to deal with News effectively, along with details on using Trumpet, the most widely used Windows newsreader, and the newsreading features in Netscape.</li>
<li>Details on the Internet's older applications with an explanation of why they're still a necessary part of your toolkit: two file transfer programs, the Windows 95 FTP client and WS_FTP, the popular free software program. Also tips for using Telnet, a tool for remote login to systems on the Internet.</li>
<li>The low-down on WSArchie, the widely used free searching software.</li>
<li>New information on EINet winWAIS, a Windows-oriented public domain WAIS client.</li>
<li>A review of other Internet features, including Inernet Relay Chat, MUDS, and Internet FAX.</li>
<li>A discussion of different kinds of mailing lists.</li>
<li>A list of Internet access providers.</li>
<li>What's new in the "white pages," the Internet's telephone book.</li>
<li>Help with configuring Windows 95 for LAN and PPP connections.</li>
<li>A road map to obtaining free software.</li>
</ul>

The Whole Internet for Windows 95

Krol, Ed

""The X Resource is a quarterly working journal for X programmers that provides practical, timely information about the programming, administration, and use of the X Window System. It is published quarterly in January, April, July, and October by O'Reilly and Associates, Inc. The journal is the Official Publisher of the X Consortium Technical Conference Proceedings, which form the January issue. Articles for issue 17:Proceedings of the 10th Annual X Technical Conference:Dynamic Extension and Control of Xt Applications, by Jan Newmarch and Huimin Xu SCO Visual Tcl: An Introspective Look, by Susan DeTar MultiThreaded Motif Applications and MultiThread-Safe Motif Widgets, by John Mani and Kapono Carter Xt Components: An Alternative to Compound Widgets, by David K. Bainbridge You Can Print from X in '96! The CDE X Print Service, by Axel Deininger ~ (awe), an Interpreted Language for Interactive Animations, by Gunnar Ronning, Svein Johansen, and KjellOyystein Arisland HBX: High Bandwidth X for Satellite Internetworking, by Yongguang Zhang and Son K. Dao Font Support in WinCenter Pro: Creating an Application Specific Font Server, by Keith Packard Broadway: Universal Access to Interactive Applications over the Web, by Bob Scheifler Embedding X Clients in Web Browsers: Running X Programs on the World Wide Web, by Kaleb S. Keithley The Broadway Audio System, by Ray Tice and Mark Welch Security Architecture for Broadway, by Stephen Gildea Secure Application Sharing under X, by Oliver Pfaff Trusted CDE Overview: A Summary of the Trusted User Interface, by Glenn Faden XMovie: Application Services for Distributed Multimedia Systems, by Ralf KellerX Multimedia Services: SCO / X Consortium Multimedia Project Report by Mike Patnode MediaWarehouse: Integrating Multimedia Data Through The X Window System, by Kenton Lee Dynamic Loadable Architecture for X Library Internationalization, by Shinobu Matsuzuka, Hidetoshi Tajima, and Alexander Gelfenbain GLR, an OpenGL Render Server Facility, by Mark J. Kilgard Widget Lint Implemented via an External Testing Tool, by Ido Sarig Testing ""Internationalized"" GUI Applications, by Sankar L. Chakrabarti and Sunil Girdhar Enhancing Testability of X-Clients, by Sami Mohammed and Sankar L. Chakrabarti RECORD Server Design, by David P. Wiggins

Programming

Volume 6B, Motif Reference Manual, is a complete programmer's reference for the Motif toolkit. The Motif toolkit provides a complete set of widgets, such as buttons, scroll bars, menus, and dialog boxes, for developing graphical user interfaces. It also includes a library of functions for creating and manipulating those widgets. The second edition of the Motif Reference Manual covers Motif 2.1, the latest release of Motif. The contents of this book include:
<ul>
<li>Reference pages for the widget classes defined by the Motif toolkit and the X Toolkit Intrinsics. Each reference page fully describes the widget's functionality, including its new and inherited resources, callback routines, and translations.</li>
<li>Documentation on all of the Motif functions and macros that create and manipulate widgets and other Motif data types, such as compound strings and render tables.</li>
<li>Reference material for the Motif Window Manager (mwm), a window manager designed to be compatible with the appearance and behavior of the Motif widget set.</li>
<li>Descriptions of all the data types used by Motif functions.</li>
<li>A list of all the new widget classes, functions, and widget resources in Motif 2.1 and 2.0.</li>
</ul>This book is designed to be used with Volume 6A, Motif Programming Manual, which describes how to build applications using the Motif toolkit and provides a complete tutorial with programming examples. Both of these books are an integral part of the X Window System series from O'Reilly.

Motif Reference Manual, VOL.6B: For Motif 2.1

Fountain, Antony

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So You Think...: You Know Church Folks?

Religion & Spirituality

Worship & Devotion

Xlibris US

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JAVA in a Nutshell - A Desktop Quick Reference

Motif Programming Manual, Vol 6A (Definitive Guides to the X Window System)

Volume 6B: Motif Reference Manual

The Mosaic Handbook for the X Window System

The X Resource

The X Resource

The Whole Internet for Windows 95

The X Resource

Motif Reference Manual, VOL.6B: For Motif 2.1

So You Think...: You Know Church Folks?