Steve, I copied this from somwhere else as a template. That means it's "wrong" in a few places. Can you check os-utils for me since that is also a new .texi file from me? I don't think I have commit access there. It's also wrong wherever I took it from but I don't remember what that is (edit-utils, maybe?) Thanks! SY> A note to people adding documentation to packages, if the Texinfo SY> source has the name '$PACKAGE.texi' _and_ is located in the package's SY> top directory, you can use 'STANDARD_DOCS = t'. SY> You use 'EXPLICIT_DOCS = foo' for things that don't fall into the SY> above category. SY> Using 'EXPLICIT_DOCS' in this package isn't wrong, but 'STANDARD_DOCS' SY> is the right hammer for this nail. SY> Have a look in XEmacs.rules, where all this is documented. SY> Norbert, this isn't a dramatic change and can wait until other changes SY> are made to prog-modes before you roll a new package. -- Jake Colman -- XEmacs Tinkerer