I've had a second monitor added to my system here at work (for CAD purposes). The NT desktop now sprawls across both monitors (the video manufacturer's driver driving identical video cards) and I'm not sure how much NT is aware of the new configuration. Some apps (like my CAD software) are trained to take all the space available; others seem to open with their previous geometry, just centred and split between the two screens. The Cygwin window is elongated width-wise but the text seems to be vertically compressed. XEmacs doesn't seem to know what to do, starting to open with the top left corner maybe a hundred pixels in from the edge in each direction, but the bottom right corner nowhere in sight (the frame is off the bottom of both screens and beyond the right edge of the right monitor). It folds up before displaying anything other than the toolbar with the following: Lisp backtrace follows: # bind (p logo cramped-p) startup-splash-frame() byte-code("..." [add-timeout startup-message-timeout #<compiled-function (igno re) "...(5)" [nil ... ...] 3> nil timeout startup-splash-frame sit-for 0 next-co mmand-event unread-command-event] 4) # (catch timeout ...) # (unwind-protect ...) # bind (timeout) command-line-1() # bind (command-line-args-left) command-line() # (unwind-protect ...) normal-top-level() # (condition-case ... . error) # (catch top-level ...) [1]+ Segmentation fault xemacs I've added frame size to my .emacs, but I think it comes too late to avert the crash. Otherwise b41 built and installed nicely (with Andy's patches). Mike