<snip> Mauro> Hi, I tested binaries & installation under w95. Mauro> I selected the following packages: xemacs-base dired mail-lib Mauro> edit-utils text-modes c-support cc-mode calendar time Mauro> fsf-compat mine net-utils os-utils vc <snip> Mauro> Almost everything work (somehow). Mauro> My notes are (bear in mind this is far from an exhaustive Mauro> test!): Mauro> - On startup xemacs complains because "Error in init file: Mauro> Cannot open load file: pc\pc-select"; which is correct because Mauro> the subdir lisp\pc does *not* exist (I copied it by hand from Mauro> my Linux install and the problem went away). That file is found in the 'pc' package. Mauro> - I tried to use the "vc" package (included in the release), Mauro> but I Mauro> incurred in several problems: Mauro> - I had to manually (load-library "vc") Mauro> - the menu came up but Tools->VC->"CVS Update Directory" said Mauro> "Symbol's function definition is void: cvs-update" Mauro> - I copied the .../lisp/pcl-cvs subdir and the error became: Mauro> "Error starting: "bin/sh", "Exec format error"". Mauro> - I gave up ;-( CVS support is separate from VC. Grab the pcl-cvs package. VC is for working with RCS files. However, without a shell to exec with, it will be useless too. I'm not sure, but doesn't that pretty much require cygwin? Not to mention a cvs binary... Is there such a beast for windows? I know of the cvs server client and the java client, but how about a commandline version? -- Jareth Hein | jareth(a)camelot.co.jp | ハイン ジェラス Toolsmith & Program lead | http://www.camelot.co.jp | 開発部チーフ Camelot Software, Ltd. | |（株）キャメロット "It's a sad sign of the times when 'political machine' is redefined to include 'main-line battle tank'" - Ambassador Grossblunder