Known problems with 19.34.6:

 - Intellimouse broken on Win95 (Daniel Zen <danielz@alum.mit.edu>)

 - a number of users have reported that Emacs faults during startup
   when: there is a large .emacs file that takes a while to process,
   the .emacs file changes the layout of the window (different font,
   splits the window into multiple buffers), and the user is changing
   the window configuration (resizing, moving, using the scroll bar).

   -> Haven't been able to reproduce, even with a heavily loaded .emacs.
      Am certain the bug is there, though.

 - using tcsh or bash to invoke subprocesses via shell-command
   runs into problems when arguments in the command have backslashes
   (e.g., filenames, printer names).  The shell treats the backslashes
   as escapes and strips them.

   -> Only use tcsh or bash as the interactive shell and leave
      the rest to cmdproxy?

   -> travis@campbellsci.com (Gary Travis Roberts) switched from
      Korn shell to cmdproxy, and this solved his problem (still
      just a workaround, though...)

 - %Z with strftime maps to the long name for time zones.

   -> If the TZ environment variable is set, the abbreviation is used.
      Otherwise, the long name is taken from the registry.

   -> Current plan is to use %z for the long name and %Z for
      the abbreviation once a mapping of long names to abbreviations
      can be implemented.  For now, leave it the way it is.

 - "David C. Hoos, Sr." <david.c.hoos.sr@ada95.com> finds that
   using cmdproxy.exe makes gnats (Ada compiler) "fail".

   -> Asked what "fail" means, and to send me values of shell-file-name
      and win32-quote-process-args.

 - Bruce Cook <BC3-AU@bigfoot.com> is having problems running a 16-bit
   grep using 4NT.

   -> "Rob Davenport" <rgd@infinet.com> suggest using the latest version
      (4NTv3)

   -> Asked for a pointer to the grep program, will try it under cmdproxy
      and tcsh.

 - gnuserv starts with a "Server subprocess exited" message...implies
   that gnuserv is already running?  it's probably not being shutdown 
   correctly