Here is a problem I had with the Xemacs editor. I was editing a file (named fgre_90c.e), then from the "Edit" menu I selected the "find" button. A small window opened, and I entered there the word for which I was looking. After finding a few instances of this word (there were more instances in the file, but I did not need to get them), I wanted to close this "find" window, so I pressed "Cancel". The result was that the whole "xemacs" window disappeared. Here is (the last) part of the text that appeared on the screen after the crash: Lisp backtrace follows: delete-frame(#<x-frame "XEmacs" 0xb45>) # bind (event image-instance) (lambda (image-instance event) (isearch-dehighlight) (delete-frame (event-channel event)))(#<image-instance (widget) on #<window on "fgre_90c.e" 0xb46> button "Cancel" face=#<face widget "widget face"> 100x25 on #<x-frame> 0x0 0xd58> #<misc-user-event (eval (funcall (lambda ... ... ...) #<image-instance (widget) on #<window on "fgre_90c.e" 0xb46> button "Cancel" face=#<face widget "widget face"> 100x25 on #<x-frame> 0x0 0xd58> #<misc-user-event (eval #1)>))>) funcall((lambda (image-instance event) (isearch-dehighlight) (delete-frame (event-channel event))) #<image-instance (widget) on #<window on "fgre_90c.e" 0xb46> button "Cancel" face=#<face widget "widget face"> 100x25 on #<x-frame> 0x0 0xd58> #<misc-user-event (eval (funcall (lambda ... ... ...) #<image-instance (widget) on #<window on "fgre_90c.e" 0xb46> button "Cancel" face=#<face widget "widget face"> 100x25 on #<x-frame> 0x0 0xd58> #<misc-user-event (eval #1)>))>) eval((funcall (lambda (image-instance event) (isearch-dehighlight) (delete-frame ...)) #<image-instance (widget) on #<window on "fgre_90c.e" 0xb46> button "Cancel" face=#<face widget "widget face"> 100x25 on #<x-frame> 0x0 0xd58> #<misc-user-event (eval #0)>)) # (condition-case ... . error) # (catch top-level ...) [2] Segmentation fault xemacs fgre_90c.e (core dumped) By the way, after this crash, using Xemacs again, I just used "ctrl-s" to search for a string, and this worked normally. Dan Gamliel dang(a)tasmc.health.gov.il