So I ssh'd into my machine at work from my Mac at home and ran gnuclient -q to connect to the XEmacs instance I left running over the weekend. I don't recall what the font/font size settings were, but the resulting 80x63 frame that popped up on my Mac extended beyond the bottom of the display. The Mac's GUI places a single resize handle in the bottom right-hand corner of each window. Since it was off-screen I was unable to interactively resize the frame. After a bit of fussing with the font and font size menus I got to a combination which was small enough to show the entire frame. After I shrunk the window enough, a little more font/font size fiddling resulted in a frame which displayed reasonably. It would have been nicer if when creating the frame in the first place XEmacs had reduced the number of lines in the frame so that the resulting X window was fully contained by the display. Is this somehow possiable? Thanks, Skip Montanaro _______________________________________________ XEmacs-Beta mailing list XEmacs-Beta(a)xemacs.org http://calypso.tux.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/xemacs-beta