Re: how to install muse in Emacs under Windows?

Hi,

"Raymond Zeitler" <[email protected]> writes:

> Michael:
>
> I'm glad make isn't required for muse and planner.

me too.

>
> What I've always done is load all the planner source files into Emacs and
> invoke Emacs-lisp-byte-compile on each one by recording and repeating a
> keystroke macro.  But I suppose invoking byte-force-recompile would be
> quicker.

I usually open the lisp directory in dired, mark all *.el files (with % m .el$)
and then byte compile them with B. 


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Sven Kloppenburg