> Hmmmm. You have asked me a fascinating question.
>
> According to this posting in Stack Overflow
> (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2570004/how-to-add-multiple-widgets-in-one-app)
> you need a receiver definition for each widget size. Unless I'm getting
> confused in my terminology (which is certainly possible) this means that
> I _do_ need multiple AppWidgetProviders to support different sized
> widgets.
Quoting the accepted SO answer:
"This would allow you to have the same AppWidgetProvider class be used
for multiple widgets, with different widget names and different sizes
defined in the <appwidget-provider> XML."
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