I've named the lisp directory lisp-20 so it won't immediatley overwrite all
 the lisp files you may already have.

If you have no lisp subdiectory in your DJDIR, simply rename lisp-20 to lisp.
If you do have some lisp files, the following procedure is advised:

 * If you have modified some of the standard Emacs Lisp files from a previous
    version of Emacs, back up those files.
 * If you have some Emacs Lisp files that aren't included in this archive,
    copy them to the appropriate place in the lisp-20 tree. Note that starting
    with version 20, the emacs lisp directory has subdirectories for specific
    types of lisp packages.
 * Now the only files left in the lisp directory should be standard emacs lisp
    files. So remove the lisp directory and rename lisp-20 to lisp.
 * For the backed-up lisp files, you can apply their changes to the new
    versions. But make VERY sure you're not breaking anything -- most lisp
    files have changed substantially since 19.34. Note that you ned to get the
    lisp sources (em202lsp*s.zip) for that.

If you didn't get the lisp binary distributions (em202lsp*b.zip), you'd better
 byte-compile the files for quicker loading. To do this, run
 'emacs -batch -f batch-byte-compile *.el' in each subdirectory of the lisp
 tree. Note that 'version.el', 'paths.el', 'international/mule-conf.el' and
 'loaddefs.el' should not be byte-compiled -- delete their .elc files.
Obviously, you'll need to dump emacs before you can byte-compile; I recommend
 re-dumping emacs after you have done so. It will probably provide few savings,
 but it won't hurt.

You may want to check term/pc-win.el and zastai.el. Zastai.el contains some
 custom keybindings and simple functions; feel free to borrow from it to set up
 your _emacs file. Term/pc-win.el has been customized with regard to the
 default faces (text colors). You can change their default here (in the lisp
 function msdos-face-setup), although the preferred way is to customize them
 through 'M-x customize' inside emacs. They're in the internal-faces group
 (Emacs:Development:Internal:Internal Faces).

Tim "Zastai" Van Holder <zastai@hotmail.com>
