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Naturally I have all of the information at home and I am at work
so I'll have to do this from memory.

In the lisp directory you will only need the .elc files for the most part.

To find out what you really need do the following:

cd /usr/local/emacs/lisp
ls -utl | more

and then

ls -utl term 

look at the dates.  The files are sorted by the most recent time
anyone actually used the file.  Look down the list and pick a 
date.  Everything below the line can be deleted.  You can use
some intelligence if you expect to be doing something unusual.

Now do the same thing to /usr/local/emacs/etc.

Note that the on-line help is in the file DOC-18....
You may want to take it along.

Hope this helps.

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