Okay, first problem.  I connect to a remote machine using pppd with
the option "defaultroute".  I've done this under MachTen (which I have
since given up), and through MacPPP, and this machine (or set of
machines, really) does work as a nameserver.  However, I don't seem to
be getting that service...The only things I can connect to by name are
those machines which I specify in my /etc/hosts file.  What am I
missing?

Second problem.  I've got limited disk space, and X takes up a *lot*.
(Not quite 30 megs.)  I've noticed that most of that space is fonts.
Is there any way I can trim down the set of fonts included?  Or at
least compress fonts that are not likely to be used?  I just
discovered that the compiled emacs 19.28 that some kind soul made
available was not made to use X, so I'd like to compile such a version
myself (actually, I'm going to try it with 19.29), but I'm afraid that
I'm going to run out of disk space for the compile.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.  

Thanks!

Scott Kaplan
sfkaplan@cs.utexas.edu