I had forgotten that Emacs/W3 was shipped with Lucid Emacs back then, so the standard archives ＠ xemacs.org ended up being the best source. Thanks to everyone who dug up private copies, I appreciate it. I met in person with the microsoft lawyers last week, and gave them the public email archives and source distributions of Emacs/W3 and Lucid Emacs 19.10. I'll be doing a deposition at some point in the future. He explained the details of the mechanism they used for their 'plugins' and it was something a 3rd grader could have cooked up. Amazing. *sigh* -bp -- Ceterum censeo vi esse delendam