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    Books:
	See the comp.windows.open-look FAQ, which lists several books on X
	and XView.  The O'Reiily books in particular are recommended.
    
    Source: code:
	the FTP site export.lcs.mit.edu, in directory /contrib, has the
	full XView source (the latest release is 3.2), together with lots
	of X programs.  Programs whose name ends in "tool" or starts with
	"xv" are often based on XView.