Andy Piper <andy(a)xemacs.org&gt; writes: Oh, windows doesn't let you stick arbitrary widgets into the toolbar? Hrm. Would anyone be interesting in revamping the toolbar stuff real soon? I like ben's proposal on the web site, but I hate having the series-of-glyphs crap in there. A toolbar button description should look like: ["Open" CALLBACK :glyph GLYPH ; A single glyph to show :active FORM ; normal menubar-ish :active slot :tooltip FORM-OR-STRING ; Tooltip to show :help FORM-OR-STRING ; whats-this type help ] This is easily distinguishable from the current XEmacs toolbar specs, and would look much nicer on GTK or Windows where we could use more of the standard functionality. We would need to add code to auto-generate a disabled version of the pixmap, but that should be fairly simple. There is code in Emacs 21.x to do this. The toolbar code would draw the first string under the glyph if necessary, so there is no need to supply pixmaps/etc for them. This would make the toolbar buttons much more readable as well. -Bill P.