Wither ps-print?

Howdy all, In the ps-print.el file which comes with XEmacs there is the following comment: ;; 3.05x1 -- Forked for XEmacs/No-Mule. The official version of ;; ps-print is Mule-only. Unless there is a subtle point that I am missing that statement is totally wrong. I just grabbed the newest version of ps-print from the author's web site[1] added it to my load-path and wammo ps-print.el version 6.5.5 was working just fine in my *non-mule* XEmacs ("Artificial Intelligence"). I did look in the code and there is support for printing multi-byte character sets but that all looked like it was fairly well conditionalized. I can't speak as to whether it works well or not in the mule case. This new version has lots of cool features like: * default BG color: This eliminates the need for that nasty hack where selecting color printing mucks up my display faces. Select options->printing->color printing if you don't know what I mean. * Spiffy line numbering. Now I can get nifty colors and line numbering[2] * Ok so I don't know what else it does I just wanted colors and line numbers but there is lots in there. * It is an official part of the other emacs. So in the arms race 'o features XEmacs is on the wrong side of the ps-print feature gap! ;-) I haven't the first clue of how to bundle up an XEmacs package but I guess I could try. Do I need to be properly anointed or something... Also since my itch is scratched at this point I also can't promise when I would have time to figure it all out. So possibly someone more leaned than I should tackle this trivial exercise. Then one has to start somewhere... Thanks, -Eric Footnotes: [1] http://www.cpqd.br/~vinicius/emacs/Emacs.html [2] I used to have to print my code via a non-emacs route if I needed to include line numbers for a code review. No color that way and it was "unclean" and very vi like.