I have made many changes to my DTML Mode Howto and the associated files, which can be found here: http://www.zope.org/Members/alburt/dtml_mode.html The Howto explains how to get the benefits of Lennart Staflin's PSGML mode when editing DTML code. PSGML is a wonderful package for structure-based editing of SGML and XML code. There are menus and commands for inserting only contextually valid tags, it will identify structural errors and help indent the code appropriately, and attribute values can be edited via popup menus or in a separate window. The Howto explains how to get all of this for editing DTML. The technique is based on using a DTD for HTML with DTML tags added and with some Elisp code that extends the basic SGML/HTML mode. Since I first put this on zope.org, I have made the following changes: * Changed the DTDs so that they are now more consistent. * Changed the Elisp code to allow you to specify the enclosing element for a chunk of DTML+HTML code, so that the editor always knows what the valid tags are. * Added code to automatically add "-*-" mode declarations at the top of the file, so that on subsequent visits the file is always edited in dtml-mode. * Added commands to swap between HTTP and FTP access of the same objects. In particular, when you are editing a DTML file via FTP with three keystrokes you can pop to the management screen for the object in Emacs' W3 web browser. This functionality comes on top of the transparent FTP access explained in another Howto by Zope member nemeth: http://www.zope.org/Members/nemeth/usingEmacsWithZope --- Alastair