Michael,
Yes, the problem is that the system can't find diff. How does
xemacs normally find and execute diff on a Windows 2000 system? I
presumed that xemacs starts a shell and calls diff within that shell. Is
that not the case? I have cygwin on my system and it has a diff command,
and I see that there is also some kind of emacs shell which has diff as
well. How do I configure ediff or xemacs to use these shells instead of
whichever shell (DOS?) it's currently using as a default.
David