how to get into aquamacs site-lisp directory

To follow along, be sure you have the following: Inspecting Active Directory Sites, Links, and Subnets with Active Directory Sites and Services.Inspecting Active Directory Sites, Links, and Subnets with PowerShell.Then, I figured out that GhostScript was in fact not installed on my machine (as MacTeX 2012 should have done), so I just installed it. (setq TeX-view-program-selection '((output-pdf 'Shell Default'))) (setq TeX-view-program-list '(('Shell Default' 'open %o'))) Sets the default PDF viewer to, well, the default PDF viewer. (load 'preview-latex.el' nil t t) actual preview-latex (load 'auctex.el' nil t t) loads tex-site in such a way so that it can be undone (setenv 'PATH' (concat (getenv 'PATH') ':/usr/texbin'))

emacs file: Adds stuff to my PATH (LaTeX, etc) I've also modified my default pdf viewer. I still can't get preview-latex to work right (keeps bombing out), but I'm going to keep researching that issue. I neglected to actually load the packages in my. Can anybody tell me what piece of this puzzle I'm missing? I'm running OSX 10.7.5. configure -with-texmf-dir=/usr/local/texlive/2012/texmf -with-emacs=/Applications/Emacs.app/Contents/MacOS/Emacs -with-lispdir=/Applications/Emacs.app/Contents/Resources/site-lisp The most recent call I ended up making was line 2490 in the log above. Tried the same call again with the modified option.

Turned out I gave it the wrong lispdir at first ( lisp instead of site-lisp). configure again, but specifying which emacs to work with ( Emacs.app/Contents/MacOS/Emacs), and it gave an error about not being able to find my texmf folder, so I ran it again with that (and the lisp directory, it couldn't find that either)

Fired up Emacs, noticed the lack of menu (supposed to be tell-tale of a successful install) and then fired up proper emacs, to no effect.

configure again, 'successfully' - followed by make and make install

Realized Xcode's awful habits and made make a thing in my actual path.

Downloaded AucTeX through this question, which includes the package in question preview-latex.

Above is a terminal log for those who would make sense of it, but basically I have done the following things in order to get the lovely promises of Emacs' screenshots:

How to get into aquamacs site-lisp directory