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71) Can a non-shell Motif widget have a different visual type from
its parent? [Last modified: May 97] Answer: None of the standard Motif widgets support this. You can, however, write your own subclasses that have different visual types. You'll have to override the Realize method in your subclass. Becareful to set the colormap and depth properly to match your visual type. Ken Lee
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