>FWIW,

> 

>   I have a .reg file I use to reprogram the Registry each time I update to
a different version of >Emacs.  It requires a little bit of easy editing
which probably isn't worthy of a true Emacs user.  8-)  >Should I post the
file, in text, here?  It's 85-90 lines long.  It sets up all of my
associations which >require Emacs which is why it is so long.

> 

>- Nelson

> 

>Stefan Schimanski wrote:

>> Hi!

>> 

>> Had the same problem and spent an afternoon to find out that I had old 

>> Emacs 21.x entries in the registry at HKLU/Software/Gnus/Emacs which 

>> were pointing to the old Emacs 21.x path. After installing with the 

>> NTEMacs installer the path was different, but Emacs got confused by 

>> this old registry stuff. No idea if it's the same problem with your 

>> installation though....

>> 

>> Stefan

>> 

>> 

>> 

 

I have tried to remove the old emacs 21.3 registry entries and then
re-installed EmacsW32 again, but still no luck.  I still get the same error
message.  Is there some way I can debug this problem?  Nelson, I would
appreciate it if you could publish the .reg file contents - that might fix
things for me.

 

I have two more issues I'd like input for if someone has the solution for
me:

 

1) I notice that on file loading - C-x C-f the filename completion requires
the TAB key to work.  In my emacs 21.3 build I have become accustomed to
using the Space-bar to do filename completion. (The TAB is also an option)
Unfortunately I do knot know how to enable this feature in 21.3 as this came
standard with the binary I downloaded.  How can I go about setting EmacsW32
(I have GNU Emacs 22.0.91.1 (i386-mingw-nt5.1.2600)) to use the Space bar
for completion?

 

2) I notice that the Tools menu no longer has the Speedbar option.  Is it
possible for me to customize this menu to add the Speedbar?  I ask this
because I have been trying to convince my colleagues to use Emacs for a long
time and strangely enough the Speedbar has been one of the features they
have latched onto.

 

Victor

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