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Creating Applications with Mozilla
by David Boswell, Brian King, Ian Oeschger, Pete Collins, Eric Murphy
September 2002
Intermediate to advanced
480 pages
11h 38m
English
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Table of Contents
7. Mozilla Licensing Information
1.1. Visualizing Mozilla's Front End
1.1.2. Comparing XPFE and DHTML
1.1.3. Components of a Mozilla Application
1.3.1. Applications as Web Pages
2.3. Making Mozilla Work for You
2.3.1. Importing Resources from Mozilla
2.4. Displaying XUL Files as Chrome
2.5.1. Architecture of a Chrome Package
2.6. Launching the Application
3.1.1. XUL Parsing and the Document Object Model
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