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What is the difference between widget & gadget in Windows?

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A user interface object built upon the Xt Intrinsics (the X Toolkit). Similar to a widget, a gadget lacks certain data structures (such as a window) contained in a widget. The gadget maintains this data on the client side, rather than on the server, as does a widget. Although seldom used with today's server performance levels, gadgets remain supported by BX.

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IMU (International Medical School) Malaysia

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Medical school student

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dk123

Wednesday, March 19, 2008 6:27 AM

nice comment

thingMaster

Tuesday, October 23, 2007 1:52 PM

you are overconfident. you will probably kill many patients, but drive a nice car.

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How do I eliminate the space around/between my images in html?

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If your images are inside a table, be sure to set the BORDER, CELLSPACING, and CELLPADDING attributes to 0.
Extra space between images is often created by whitespace around the <IMG> tag in the markup. It is safe to use newlines inside a tag (between attributes), but not between two tags.

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Tuesday, September 18, 2007