for example. Note however, that once you've used the -D option, your copy will be 'stuck' at that date. To update to a later version subsequently, do this:

Save the original RCF and it's configuration file (just in case). Execute the new RCF with the --update-config parameter. Review the new configuration file (some options may have been added).

download pcl_cvs from ftp://rum.cs.yale.edu/pub/monnier/pcl-cvs from the README: PCL-CVS is a front-end to CVS. It integrates the most frequently used CVS commands into emacs. For VC users, PCL-CVS can be thought of as a VC-dired specially designed for CVS. PCL-CVS is not a replacement for VC and is supposed to interact well with it. It provides a global view of your project and allows execution of cvs commands on several files at a time. PCL-CVS is a now a standard package in Emacs 21.

Gnus 5.10 requires an Emacs version that is greater than or equal to Emacs 20.7 or XEmacs 21.1. The development versions of Gnus (aka No Gnus) requires Emacs 21 or XEmacs 21.4.

Version 8 of the program is designed to be installed in a DIFFERENT default subdirectory (Program Files\ClassRoom GradeBook\CRG8) than previous versions of the program. Therefore, it is not necessary to uninstall a previous version before installing version 8. Data (.CRW) files will remain in the previous subdirectory, and will continue to be accessed from that subdirectory.

No. You’ll want to back up all your label formats and databases, and uninstall Legitronic Labeling Software before using Version 3.6. No. Like previous releases, once you’ve opened and saved a label format in Legitronic Label Printing Software 3.6, you cannot open the format in an earlier version.

The Sourceforge system contains a patch-manager which contains patches that have not yet been applied to the distribution. This can be accessed by first accessing the Sourceforge web site and search for PDL. This will show you the project page for PDL and will give you access to the Patch manager. In addition, if you are not subscribing to the mailinglist, check the archive of the pdl-porters and perldl mailing lists.

cd ~ mkdir klamavcvs cd klamavcvs cvs -z3 -d:pserver:anonymous@klamav.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/klamav co -P klamav cd klamav make -f Makefile.cvs ./configure make su -c 'make install' Getting the install script to work in SuSE 10.0 was a real pain. I thought it might be helpful to pass along what I did to make the script work: 1. Install these packages with YaST: kdelibs3-devel kdebase3-devel kdebindings3 qt3-devel-tools qt3-extensions qt3-static libjpeg-devel curl-devel km-dazuko 2.

CarbonLib kept crashing in MacOS 8.6, couldn't get it to work, sorry. Haxial has given up on trying to make it work in 8.6. MacOS 8.x and 9.x are old and obsolete anyway. Upgrade to MacOS X.

Yes, please uninstall your installation of a previous version, and afterwards install the new release.

This answer is meant for users of Unix and Unix-like systems. Users of other operating systems should see the series of questions beginning with Emacs for MS-DOS, which describe where to get non-Unix source and binaries, and how to install Emacs on those systems. Emacs sources. See Current GNU distributions, for a list of ftp sites that make them available. On ftp.gnu.org, the main GNU distribution site, sources are available as The above will obviously change as new versions of Emacs come out.

We recommend you uninstall SAM 2003 before installing a new version. To uninstall SAM 2003 from your machine, go to the Control Panel in Windows, and select Add/Remove Programs, then uninstall the SAM 2003 software.

DenyHosts requires Python v2.3 or later. If you are using an earlier version of Python then you should install a newer version of Python on your system. Multiple versions of Python can safely co-exist on your server so you do not need to worry about breaking any dependencies. You should obtain the latest version of Python and install it on your system. Depending on the method of download, your latest Python executable is typically installed in /usr/local/bin or /usr/bin.

Yes, please uninstall your installation of a previous version, and afterwards install the new release.

Microsoft Software Installer 2.0 or higher: Start the setup of the new release. / A screen comes up, in which you can choose to modify, repair or remove the program. / Choose Repair program and click on Next. / The new version is being installed. Previous settings will automatically be retrieved. Microsoft Software Installer 1.0: Open the control panel from the start menu 'settings’.

To allow libferris enabled clients access to your (x)emacs sessions you have to be running gnuserv in your emacs session and have a little bit of lisp glue called which defines some functions used by libferris to perform its work. Add the below snippit of lisp to your ~/.emacs file. ; load ferris lisp code (load "/usr/local/lib/ferris/emacs/libferris-emacs.el") ; if not already there. (gnuserv-start) Note that the initial implementation is geared towards smallish buffers.

Running emacs-20.x\bin\addpm.exe If you run "addpm.exe", and answer OK to the message box that pops up then GNU Emacs will be added to your start menu, and certain registry keys will be created for you. This isn't compulsorary as in previous releases - so the choice is yours.

of Mac OS X release 10.1.1 there still appear to be problems in the Apple implementation of the Java 2D API's. The true source of these problems and/or work arounds have yet to be identified (although the problems appear to be closely tied to a 'gstack underflow' error messages from the Apple JVM).

If you use the pcl-cvs package, you'll need to fix a couple of things in the elisp to make it work on NT; Michael M. Schmitz <ms@ley.de> has some instructions describing what you need to do. John D. Amidon <jda@jhk.com> gives an example of what he used to set up pcl-cvs in his .emacs.

Write bugs to the snipsnap-dev mailinglist. However, if it's already known we may not answer as this would possibly clutter the list. One more question. I know you had plans to use Jira, I don't know what happened but if Mike from altasian didn't setup Jira for snipsnap.org, why not use Scarab instead. It's more a time problem on our side. We are currently planning bug tracking services for several departments here.

Not really. There's some buggy and disabled code (search for PRESERVE_PERMISSIONS in the mailing list archives) which you might try and fix if you were motivated. The usual suggested workaround is to make creation of links part of your build process (in a script or Makefile or the like) and version the files that create them. Create a tag based on the date, you could also create a remote tag if you want the rest of the world to know about it. The -D can be any date format that CVS will reconize.

Yes, as long as the major version hasn't changed (first digit of version number). The Licence information are preserved. The favourites and wishlist are lost, although. This can be prevented by backing up the "rtdb" file in the Radiotracker list and copying it back after the installation. The 'rtdb' is indeed considerably up-dated and can fulfill the wishlist clearly better.

If you've got an HP Deskjet or Laserjet printer, you'll need to install the HP Deskjet or Laserjet (no model number!) driver that comes with Windows. Choose Start | Settings | Printers | Add Printer, and follow the Add Printer Wizard. When asked to choose the manufacturer and model, choose HP and HP Deskjet or Laserjet (no model number). Finish the installation, remembering that you do NOT want it to be your default printer, and you do NOT want to print a test page.

Yes. Microsoft CDs containing upgrade versions of Windows NT Workstation, Windows 2000 Professional, Windows Me, Windows 98 and Windows 98 SE will be recognized by Windows XP Setup during an upgrade or new installation.

Yes, free upgrades are available. Click here for an upgrade form. Please note that upgrades are free, but upgrades to the VBA source code are $20.00. Also, there is a $5 upgrade processing fee.