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Emacs version: 19.25
IBM RS6000 AIX 3.2.5
./configure rs6000-ibm-aix --with-x11
No modifications to emacs source

IBM's X server; All clients MIT.

'appres Emacs' gives:
Emacs*menubar*background:       black
Emacs*menubar*buttonForeground: white
Emacs*menubar*foreground:       white
Emacs*modeline.attributeBackground:     black
Emacs*modeline.attributeFont:   -adobe-courier-bold-o-*-14-*-m-*
Emacs*modeline.attributeForeground:     green
Emacs*popup*background: black
Emacs*popup*foreground: white
Emacs*region*attributeBackground:       black
Emacs*region*attributeForeground:       red
Emacs*pointerColorBackground:   black
Emacs*cursorColor:      magenta
Emacs.foreground:       white
Emacs*font:     -adobe-courier-medium-r-*-14-*-m-*
Emacs.bitmapIcon:       on
Emacs.background:       black
Emacs*internalBorderColor:      yellow
Emacs*borderColor:      cyan
Emacs*pointerColor:     green
Emacs.geometry: 80x60


Do the following:

emacs -q

In the *scratch* buffer, execute the following lisp code:

(let ((pop-up-frames t) (buf (get-buffer-create "foo")))
  (display-buffer buf t)
  (raise-frame (window-frame (get-buffer-window buf 1)))
)

A frame will pop up (or at least it did for me) and will be placed in
the upper left corner of the screen.  If you exit, and do the same
thing but without the raise-frame line, the frame will be placed
appropriately.  

Thanks

				-Scott Berg

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J. Scott Berg       Real mail: Varian Physics; Stanford  CA  94305-4060
email: ALHY@slac.stanford.edu
phone:	(415) 926-4732 (w)  (415) 854-2713 (h)