registering xemacs as default editor for C++ files on NT

When xemacs installs on NT, it offers to register itself as the default editor for c, java, ... files. However, it doesn't do a complete job. In particular, it doesn't register for the ".cxx" ".hpp" or ".hxx" extensions. One thing even more annoying that how many extensions c++ programmers use is when they open up in something other than emacs :-) Suggestions - 1. the simple: Register for those types as well. I can't imagine those are used for anything other than c++ 2. the complete: Put up a dialog box asking for which extensions to register emacs. Emacs, being gods own editor, is useful for so many file types (perl, python, html, xml, batch, ...) that power users could well like to pick and choose from a larger menu. 3. the sinister: Run through the registry and snarf all the file types visual studio has registered for. -- Brady Montz bradym(a)balestra.org