SL Baur wrote: Why do you say that? Do any GUI objects get dumped? That's the only thing I could think of that would screw up Qt (or any C++ stuff in general). Qt even has an 'Xt' extension now, where you can mix & match a Qt & an Xt application. They have examples for 'mainly xt' and 'mainly qt' flavors of apps. I think mostly-xt would be the easiest way to get it to work under XEmacs. The real downside is using C++ :) I used to love that language until I actually had to use it for our GUI and policy library here at work. I used to be able to build our entire product (from checking it out of CVS, configuring it, building, and packaging into tar files) in under 10 minutes on a PPro/200. Now we have a lot of C++ code, I have a PIII/550, and it takes 90 minutes just to _build_ the damn thing. GLEEP! -Bill P.