Emacs-3.0 installation:

* To install Emacs from the command line:

    Build and install Emacs with `make install'.  If you want Emacs in
    /LocalApps instead of in ~/Apps, type `make DSTROOT=/LocalApps install'.

* To installl Emacs using ProjectBuilder:

  Double click the PB.project icon in the Emacs directory.  When
  ProjectBuilder has started, click on the `Builder' button, type install in
  the `Args:' TextField and click `Build'.  If you want Emacs in
  `/LocalApps' instead of in `~/Apps', click on the `Attributes' button and
  change the `Install In' TextField to `/LocalApps' before building Emacs.

* If you were previously using Emacs-2.1 you can remove the eterm-fns.el
  eterm-low.el eterm-mouse.el as well as the term/eterm.el files (and their
  byte-compiled counterparts) from you load path.  Emacs no longer needs
  them.  It automagicly loads the required lisp code when starting Emacs, so
  you do not have to change your `load-path'.

Double click the Emacs icon in ~/Apps of /LocalApps and have fun.

*Note*: If you want to keep the sources online, you can save some disk space
by typing `make clean' from the command line or in ProjectBuilder change the
`install' text in the `Args:' TextField to clean and click build.
