Re: Problem with load-libraries on Emacs (Win98)

[kgold]

"Rajat Jain" <rjain@doi.state.nv.us> writes:
> 
> I have used Emacs on Win2000 in the past and recently installed it on my =
> Win98 system. The version is Emacs-20.7. On Win2000 version, I had =
> defined some libraries (like my-keyboard.el) which I had saved in =
> "site-lisp" directory under Emacs. These libraries, which defined some =
> customized values for font, color, keyboard functions etc, were then =
> "called" from the .emacs file at startup.
> 
> When I installed Emacs-20.7 on Win98, I copied the Win2000 .emacs to my =
> "HOME" directory. Since I did not see  a site-lisp directory, I copied =
> all my library files (.el) to C:\Emacs\lisp. I also tried to create a =
> "site-lisp" directory parallel to lisp directory, but then Emacs would =
> not even start.
> 
> However, now when I start emacs, it gives an error like "Error in init =
> file: Symbol's function definition is void: global-hl-line-mode" and =
> none of my customized libraries get loaded.
> 
> I can't figure out the reason. If anyone can shed some light on this, I =
> would appreciate it.

To load a library from within .emacs, I do this:

(load "~/.emacs.common.el")

To put a directory in the load path:

(setq load-path
      (append '("e:/emacs") load-path))

In your case, I think you want to put in .emacs:

(load "C:/Emacs/lisp/my-keyboard.el")