LaTeX enhanced mac-emacs (v. 1.4)

This mac-emacs is based on the carbon mac-emacs-21.1 distribution (for MacOSX), enhanced with fully customisable LaTeX editing environment based on AucTeX, RefTeX and other packages. There is no need to have X11 installed. From mac-emacs, you can launch directly any latex process or any mac application (like MacDvi, MacGhostView, Acrobat Reader, TexShop, OzTeX, etc) on files or regions you are working on. LaTeX menus are fully customisable.

This version does not work with MacOS X 10.2 (Jaguar).
The new version will be available soon.

The README:

To make a full install double-click mac-emacs-install directly from
the disk image. This will install:
- the Emacs bundle (Emacs.app) in /Application
- the mac-emacs application on the Desktop
- the OSX PowerAddOns Lite file in /System/Library/ScriptingAdditions

The documentation of the included packages, together with a couple of
emacs tutorials, can be found in the doc/ folder in the disk image.
If you are upgrading from a previous version of mac-emacs, delete
first the old Emacs bundle and the old mac-emacs application.

NOTES:
- The mac-emacs application can be double-clicked and accepts files
  drag-and-dropped onto it; the Emacs bundle does not accept
  drag-and-dropped files.
- The mac-emacs application can be moved anywhere; the Emacs bundle
  can not be moved from the /Applications folder.
- No X11 is required.
- mac-emacs requires a working installation of teTeX and ghostview.
- mac-emacs loads automatically the file ~/.mac-emacs if it exists.
  An example .mac-emacs file (mirroring the default values) can be
  found in the doc/ folder as dot-mac-emacs. You can fully customise
  the Command menu and the launched applications. You can select the
  preview method from the Prefs menu.
- By latexing with the srcltx option checked from the Prefs menu, and
  previewing with MacDviX (or other srcltx aware previewers), the
  previewer can automatically invoke mac-emacs at the clicked position
  (click-and-go).
- To have full multi-lingual latex-aware spelling checking
  capabilities, just install "ispell" from fink. By now, fink provides
  automatic installation of American, British, French, Italian and
  German dictionaries; other languages should be installed by hand.
- The creator code of the mac-emacs application is EMAy. It is
  possible to set any .tex or .bib to open automatically (by
  double-clicking) in mac-emacs by selecting the mac-emacs application
  from the 'Open with application' menu of the finder Info of any
  .tex/.bib file, and then "Change all'.

- BUGS (from the original Emacs distribution): this port of Emacs does
  not support 3 buttons mice; customisation browsing still does not
  work; ange-ftp does not work always.
- It is still possible to use the middle button of a mouse as the
  paste button with USB Overdrive, by creating a new set for the Emacs
  bundle (not the mac-emacs application) and assigning to the middle
  button the 'control-y' keystroke.

- ADVANCED USERS: the site-lisp directory contains all the files
  necessary to recreate a LaTeX enhanced emacs; it has been
  successfully tested with emacs 20.7, 21.1, 21.2 on both Darwin (with
  X11 or Carbon) and Linux (with X11) boxes. I usually maintain a
  unique site-lisp directory in /usr/local/share/emacs/site-lisp and
  then I link the site-lisp directories of the various emacs to it. In
  the file site-load-core.el you can find also instruction to create a
  dumped image with most of the packages preloaded.

To play with it, open a .tex file; from the command menu (or with C-c
C-c) select "latex" and, if the compilation is successful, then
"view".

CHANGES since 1.3
- New versions of latex packages
- New installer
- Added documentation
- Reconfigured LaTeX menus
- Universal version of site-lisp files
- Emacs bundle can be launched alone
- Added the srcltx option to work with MacDviX (click-and-go)
- Hopefully more robust to find tetex and gs binaries

NEWS and BUG FIXES