I have no doubt that you are making a serious effort to keep improving your products. The news (on the XY BBS) that the deleted HELP Frame types are being restored is a most welcome example. There are a few other items that come to mind which would be similarly good news from Development. One hopes these things come to pass before time runs out on XY4DOS. (Apparently not all DOS products are immediately going the way of the Dodo. Lotus told me that their DOS ver. 2.4 is still in enough demand that they have no present plans to dis- continue it.) Nevertheless, I wanted to mention that there are still memory manage- ment problems with XY-4. The best place to see this is by shelling out to DOS and returning. You might get away with this once, but probably not several times in a row or several times in one session. XY then seems to be clobbering itself in memory. Various things I may have loaded, like .Kbd macros, start going haywire. It's like driving a car that's gone out of control. If I'm even able to Quit, and get back to a DOS prompt, part of the Command Line will linger on at top of screen, sort of like the Cheshire Cat, even though MEM /Classify shows all or practically all memory has been reclaimed. (And woe betide anyone who dares run even the most meager, minimalist COM file utility while shelled out to DOS. Hara Kiri for sure.) Now you might tell me that QEMM plays some role in this little drama. But I have to use _some_ memory manager, to run XY-4 in a reasonable manner. And anyway, I can show you some very old messages from others covering this very problem, and chances are that not all of them happen to overlap my configuration; this isn't a new observation. I'm rather enjoying XY-4, since I began using it in earnest early this year. But I don't drop down to DOS, something I never hesitated to do with 3.5x.