Hi,
I'm trying to use vm and emacs to read my mail. I want
to use bbdb as an address book. This is with NTEmacs
20.7 on a Pentium Pro machine running Windows NT 4.0
with SP6a. Both vm and bbdb are the most recent
versions (6.92 and 2.32 respectively).
I had posted a similar message to gnu.emacs.vm.info,
and Waider pointed out that it was more likely a
problem with bbdb. I have gone into significantly more
detail here. Please bear with me.
I downloaded the precompiled vm.elc from the vm web
site and placed it in this directory:
e:\mbroschi\apps\emacs-20.7\site-lisp
This directory is on my emacs load-path.
I then downloaded bbdb and unpacked it into a directory
under site-lisp.
I opened bbdb-vm.el and commented out the line that
reads:
(require 'vm-autoload)
Because I had downloaded the precompiled vm.elc, this
file did not exist on my system.
I have installed cygwin's tools, so I opened a window
to use a bash shell, and ran "configure" in this
directory:
e:\mbroschi\apps\emacs-20.7\site-lisp\bbdb-2.32
After "configure", I ran "make vm" in the same
directory in the same bash session.
I then ran emacs, opened my .emacs and added the bbdb
lisp directory to my load-path with:
(add-to-list 'load-path "e:/mbroschi/apps/emacs-
20.7/site-lisp/bbdb-2.32/lisp")
I then added the lines
(require 'bbdb)
(bbdb-initialize 'vm)
to my .emacs
Then I opened my .vm file and added
(bbdb-insinuate-vm)
I saved both files, exited emacs and restarted it.
I then ran vm with "M-x vm", and immediately received
this message:
"Symbol's function definition is void: bbdb-insinuate-
vm"
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks for any help,
Mike
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Mike Broschinsky, Doctoral Student
University of Utah
Political Science Department
260 South Central Campus Drive Rm 252
Salt Lake City, UT 84112-9152
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