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320) Can a Motif application create windows on mutiple screens (on a
multi-screen workstation)? [Last modified: Sep 97] Answer: Multiple screens is simpler than multiple displays, since one X server controls all of the screens. Simply specify the XmNscreen resource when you create your top level (or other) shell widget and the X Toolkit will create the shell on that screen. You should generally also explicitly set your XmNcolormap, XmNdepth, and XmNvisual resources for the new shell, since the defaults may not be valid on the second screen. Ken Lee
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