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From:	terryf AT vega DOT lpl DOT arizona DOT edu (Terry Forrester)
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject:	Re: Emacs
Date:	8 Mar 1996 16:59:18 GMT
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Bruce:
	Since I just did this a few days ago, I should be able to
answer this. You can just get the file em1930x.zip and have something
you can run, but a more complete distribution would be that file plus
em1930ei.zip (info and misc files), and the lisp code files em1930l1.zip
and em1930l2.zip. If you really want a full-blown emacs with online
manuals, etc. you should get and unpack all four. I'm not sure about the
em1930s1.zip and em1930s2.zip files, but they're probably the GNU
Emacs source code with DOS changes included (not necessary unless you
want to rebuild Emacs yourself).
			Terry

In article <199603081100 DOT TAA25155 AT opera DOT iinet DOT net DOT au>, Bruce Werdschinski <bruiser AT iinet DOT net DOT au> writes:
>Hi there,
>This topic has crept up quite often recently, maybe there should be some
>info in the FAQ.  Anyway, I've decided to try Emacs and I've gone onto a
>SimTel mirror and found the following files with the prefix given by Eli
>Zaretskii a few days ago:  
>        em1930ei.zip
>        em1930l1.zip
>        em1930l2.zip
>        em1930s1.zip
>        em1930s2.zip
>        em1930x.zip
>I'd like to know if I need all of these files, or just a specific file?  I
>was hoping for a readme file like that distributed with DJGPP, but it was
>not to be. :(  
>I would appreciate any help.  Thank you for your time.
>
>Regards,
>Bruce Werdschinski
>
>
>--------------------------------------------.
>Bruce Werdschinski                           \
>bruiser AT iinet DOT net DOT au                          \
>http://www.iinet.net.au/~bruiser/bruiser.html  \
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>


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