  Disabling DECwindows Print Widget Dialog Box Help? 
 The Question is:
 
I am using DecWindows Motif ver. 1.2-4 to write several applications.    I
am trying to use a call to DXmCreatePrintDialog for a print dialog.  This
works fine for my first app.  However, my second app is built using Xmt.  In
this case the DXmPrintDialog
works, except for when the help widget is clicked on.  The following is the
dump I get after the app cores:
 
%SYSTEM-F-ACCVIO, access violation, reason mask=00, virtual
address=0000000046807BC7, PC=0000000000400600, PS=0000001B
%TRACE-F-TRACEBACK, symbolic stack dump follows
  image    module    routine             line      rel PC           abs PC
 
 DSRC  XPM  VisualType                      0 0000000000000000
0000000000400600
 DSRC  XPM  CreateImage                 21620 00000000000003CC
00000000004009CC
 DSRC  XPM  XmtCreatePixmapFromXmtImage
                                        22717 0000000000002BA4
00000000004031A4
 DSRC  PIXMAP  XmtLookupPixmap          24317 0000000000000694
00000000003E41B4
 DSRC  APPRES  XmtInitializeApplicationShell
                                        25485 0000000000000994
00000000003D9AC4
 DSRC  APPRES  XmtGetApplicationResources
                                        25544 0000000000000B38
00000000003D9C68
 DSRC  COLOR  XmtAllocColor             25875 0000000000000494
00000000003F3304
 DSRC  PIXELCVT  XmtConvertStringToPixel
                                        24142 000000000000006C
00000000003ED97C
                                            0 FFFFFFFF807AF47C
FFFFFFFF807AF47C
                                            0 FFFFFFFF807AFDD8
FFFFFFFF807AFDD8
                                            0 FFFFFFFF807CF994
FFFFFFFF807CF994
                                            0 FFFFFFFF807CFF74
FFFFFFFF807CFF74
                                            0 FFFFFFFF807B68FC
FFFFFFFF807B68FC
                                            0 FFFFFFFF807B7404
FFFFFFFF807B7404
                                            0 FFFFFFFF807B7480
FFFFFFFF807B7480
 DECW$BKRSHR12                              0 00000000000321F8
00000000029DC1F8
 DECW$BKRSHR12                              0 0000000000031D58
00000000029DBD58
 DECW$BKRSHR12                              0 0000000000030798
00000000029DA798
                                            0 FFFFFFFF80A21D2C
FFFFFFFF80A21D2C
                                            0 FFFFFFFF80A2CEA8
FFFFFFFF80A2CEA8
                                            0 FFFFFFFF807ADA60
FFFFFFFF807ADA60
                                            0 FFFFFFFF80811D14
FFFFFFFF80811D14
                                            0 FFFFFFFF808119B0
FFFFFFFF808119B0
                                            0 FFFFFFFF807E89C0
FFFFFFFF807E89C0
                                            0 FFFFFFFF807E9B3C
FFFFFFFF807E9B3C
                                            0 FFFFFFFF807BBB58
FFFFFFFF807BBB58
                                            0 FFFFFFFF807BC2C8
FFFFFFFF807BC2C8
                                            0 FFFFFFFF807BC754
FFFFFFFF807BC754
 DSRC  DA_DSRC_MAIN  main               47026 0000000000000DB4
00000000000F2A94
 DSRC  DA_DSRC_MAIN  __main                 0 0000000000000188
00000000000F1E68
 PTHREAD$RTL                                0 000000000004C148
00000000026D4148
 PTHREAD$RTL                                0 0000000000030664
00000000026B8664
                                            0 FFFFFFFF861070F8
FFFFFFFF861070F8
 
How can either disable the help widget on the DXmPrintDialog or fix this
problem?
 
Thank You,
 
Roger Bolton
 
 
 The Answer is:
 
  Please ensure that the current ECO for the current DECwindows version
  has been installed on the system.
 
  If the problem persists, please then contact the Compaq Customer Support
  Center.  This could be an application bug, or a problem in DECwindows.
  Expect to be asked for a short example of the problematic source code.
 
  Typically the various optional components of dialog boxes are disabled
  via setting the "sensitive" characteristic to the correct value.
