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"Sandip Chitale" <sandipchitale@nospam.comcast.net> writes:

> gluclientw.exe is working for me. It is the gnudoit.exe
> that gives me problems. The server process exits and the
> client hangs.
> 
> Basically what I wanted to do was to load a file at a
> specific line and column. The gnuclientw only allows
> opening the file at specific line using +<line-number>
> syntax. That is why I was trying to use gnudoit.

I am using gnudoit together with Emacs 21 on Windows XP (and
was using it on Windows 2000 some weeks ago) and I have no
problem telling emacs to do stuff. Have you tested with
something really simple at first, like just calling
"message" or similar?

/Mathias