Hello Toby, sorry for the delay in answering. webmaster(a)xemacs.org is the right address to report problems with the website itself (broken URLs, incorrect, incomplete, or confusing content). Please turn to the mailing lists advertized in http://www.xemacs.org/Debug/index.html for help configuring, compiling and using XEmacs. Please always specify the version of XEmacs you are using and the configuration (M-x describe-installation). You may just submit an XEmacs bug report. This will include all the required information about your XEmacs installation automatically. It will also ask you to ... Please describe as succinctly as possible: - What happened. - What you thought should have happened. - Precisely what you were doing at the time. Hope this helps, Adrian Toby> Feedback from www.xemacs.org/Download/win32/index.html Toby> I understand that this would probably be more appropriately directed Toby> to Andy Piper (mentioned at the above listed address), but it doesn't Toby> list his address. Please feel free to forward this message on as Toby> appropriate. Toby> Regarding the XEmacs installer (and I think Cygwin's installer, too, Toby> but I can't remember -- it's been a year or so since I last installed Toby> it) -- it seems that if a computer loses its Internet connection Toby> during the download process, then the installer will simply hang. It's Toby> happened to me a few times -- mostly because my Internet gateway went Toby> down or my DSL connection was dropped -- that the installer hangs and Toby> never finishes (e.g., it might say it has downloaded 64kb of 132kb ＠ Toby> 70kb/sec, and hang like that for 10 minutes or more). Even if the Toby> connection comes back up, the process still hangs. Toby> So, it seems like it would be appropriate to include an auto-resume Toby> feature or some sort of detection when data transfer gets so slow it's Toby> no longer useful (1byte every minute), and that an error be generated Toby> if this occurs, so at least it's obvious that something has gone wrong. Toby> If you can give me some feedback or would like to discuss this issue Toby> further with me, please do so. Toby> Thanks, Toby> --Toby Butzon <toby(a)butzon.com&gt; -- Adrian Aichner mailto:adrian＠xemacs.org http://www.xemacs.org/