Installation of AUC TeX
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   Before you do anything else, make sure that you have the latest
version of TeXinfo installed.  It is available by ftp from
`prep.ai.mit.edu'.  You need at least version 2.16.

   First, you should consult the file `tex-site.el' and edit it to fit
your local site.  Be sure to get the following two variables right, or
you will not be able to complete the installation procedure:

 -- User Option: TeX-lisp-directory
     The directory where you want to install the AUC TeX lisp files.

 -- User Option: TeX-macro-global
     Directories containing the sites TeX style files.

   You probably also need to change `TeX-command-list' to make sure
that the commands used for starting TeX, printing, etc. works on your
system.

   Finally, edit `TeX-printer-list' to contain the printers available
at your site.

   Next, edit the file `Makefile' in the AUC TeX directory to set up
paths for installation of the files.  Be sure that

`bindir'
     Is set to the directory where you want the LaCheck binary to be
     installed.

`infodir'
     Is set to the directory where you want the AUC TeX "info"
     documentation to be installed.

`aucdir'
     Is set to the directory where you want the lisp files for AUC TeX
     to be installed.  This *must* be the same directory as you
     specified for `TeX-lisp-directory' in `tex-site.el'.  If you
     unpacked AUC TeX in that directory (`TeX-lisp-directory'), you
     should set `aucdir' to `.' in order to avoid copying the byte
     compiled lisp files.

     If you already have an old version of AUC TeX in that directory,
     you must delete it before installing the new version.  Otherwise
     the wrong version of the files may be loaded during the byte
     compilation.

`mandir'
     Is set to the directory where you want to install the
     (unformatted) man page for LaCheck.

`CC'
     Is the compiler you want to use for compiling the LaCheck
     program. Is set to `gcc' by default. Change this is `cc' or
     whatever your system compiler is called if you do not have GCC
     installed.

   Then type `make all', and the whole thing will be `made'.  If this
succeeds, type `make install', and it will be installed.

   To extract information from your sites TeX macros, type `make
install-auto'. This will only work if you have set `TeX-macro-global'
correctly in `tex-site.el'.

   Tell the users on your site to insert
             (load-file "/path/for/auctex/tex-site.elc")
   in their `.emacs' file in order to use AUC TeX.

   Users who know the older keybindings from version 6.1 may also want
to insert
             (load "auc-tex")
   in their `.emacs'
