If you'd like to make xmh look more like the old xmh, you can just insert some
lines into your ~/.Xresources file.

First, type:

	attach info

That'll attach the locker containing the file you'll need to insert into your
~/.Xresources file.

Then do:

	emacs ~/.Xresources &

That'll start up an emacs window containing your .Xresources file (or a new
empty file if you don't already have a .Xresources). Inside the emacs window,
move to the end of the of the file and do:

	ctrl-x  i       

At the bottom of your emacs window, you'll be prompted for a file name. Type
in:

	/mit/info/Release.dir/Xmh.buttons

After that inserts the file, do:

	ctrl-x  ctrl-s		to save the file
	ctrl-x  ctrl-c		to exit from emacs


Then, at your "athena%" prompt, you'll need to do:

	xrdb -load ~/.Xresources

to "load" the file.  When you next startup xmh, it'll look more like the old
version.

