Installation instructions for ultra-tex-mode
--------------------------------------------

Change the first line of ultex.el by inserting the absolute pathname
where you will put the byte compiled version of light.el.
Byte-compile ultex.el and light.el, using the emacs command M-x
byte-compile-file.

You should put the other files under any convenient names in any of
your directories.  All users on a system can share ultex.el and
light.el via unix links, but each will need separate copies of the
other files.

Your .emacs file should contain the following:

        (defun tex-mode nil (interactive) (ultra-tex-mode))
        (defun latex-mode nil (interactive) (ultra-tex-mode))
        (defun LaTeX-mode nil (interactive) (ultra-tex-mode))
        (autoload 'ultra-tex-mode "PATHNAME" nil t)
        (setq ultex-tree-file "PATHNAME")
        (setq ultex-greek-keys-file "PATHNAME")
        (setq ultex-latex-skel-file "PATHNAME")

Here PATHNAME is replaced in each case by the absolute pathname of the
relevant file.  For instance if you put the file ultex.el in
/mydir/emacs/ultex.el, then byte compiled it to get
/mydir/emacs/ultex.elc, you would use this last pathname in the line
(autoload 'ultra-tex-mode...).  Be sure to use absolute pathnames;
otherwise interpretation will be relative to the directory current
when emacs is invoked, which is unpredictable.

On finding a TeX or LaTeX file, GNU Emacs will automatically enter
ultra-tex-mode.  Typing C-h m in ultra-tex-mode will display
information on the mode.  See also the files ultex.doc and light.doc
for more information.

