Dalton,

Much better :)

1. /. is using an open PERL(?) based engine, available from their site. I
can try to get it and play with it later tonight (my local time)
2. Dunno about KDE wishlist, will have a look at it and keep you posted

Take care


Edward V. POPKOV
Independent Developer

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