Having never used an elisp package before I did a bit of searching around and it proved to be a bit tricker to find how to install it thatn I thought it would be. Anyway, here are the simple steps needed to get one running.

First of all create a directory somewhere for your elisp files to reside in, I chose ~/elisp. Then open your xemacs slisp config file, for me this was located in ~/.xemacs/custom.el – Then add the following lines to it :

(add-to-list 'load-path "~/elisp")
(require 'table)

In the second line, ‘table’ refers to the elisp file excluding the ‘.el’ file extension, so ‘table.el’ in this case. Simples…