gnuserv and Win98

[Brian P. Flaherty]

(Sorry, for multiple posting, I am just learning gnus. I mistakenly
sent this to gnu.emacs.gnus first.)

Hello,

I am trying to move my PC emacs use (using NT) to a laptop running
Win98. I have been using the gnuserv package on my NT/PC and it works
like a charm. Has anyone successfully gotten gnuserv to work on
Win98? When I start emacs, I get a message that it cannot open
load-file gnuserv.

My .emacs has the following gnuserv relevant commands:
(require 'gnuserv)
(gnuserv start)

If the gnuserv package doesn't work under Win98, could I compile it
with the cygnus tools on the laptop? I am not a programmer, but if
there wasn't much to change, I could try.

Thanks for any suggestions.

Brian Flaherty

[Ruud Brekelmans]

bx...@psu.edu (Brian P. Flaherty) writes:

> When I start emacs, I get a message that it cannot open
> load-file gnuserv.
>
> My .emacs has the following gnuserv relevant commands:
> (require 'gnuserv)
> (gnuserv start)

Sounds like either "gnuserv.elc" isn't in your load-path variable or
"gnuclient.exe" not in your PATH environment variable.

Ruud

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[Brian P. Flaherty]

Ruud Brekelmans <R.C.M.Br...@kub.nl> writes:

[stuff deleted]

> Sounds like either "gnuserv.elc" isn't in your load-path variable or
> "gnuclient.exe" not in your PATH environment variable.

Thanks. It was gnuserv.el.

Brian

[Jonadab the Unsightly One]

bx...@psu.edu (Brian P. Flaherty) wrote:

> Has anyone successfully gotten gnuserv to work on
> Win98?

I have it working under Windows '95.

> When I start emacs, I get a message that it cannot open
> load-file gnuserv.

That probably means gnuserv.el is not in one of the
directories in your load-path. Try this:
M-x customize-variable
load-path

Make sure the directory containing gnuserv.el is there.

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