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     I'm somewhat new to epoch and have been trying to install the highlighting
package named tek-src-highlight on epoch.  I was able to byte-compile all of the files great and have them load in my .emacs as follows:

(defvar tek-hilight-use-attributes nil)
; Set up an autoload for syntax decoding stuff.
(autoload 'decode-syntax-table "syntax-decode" "autoloadable function" t)

; Highlight comments in source code
(require 'tek-src-hilite-setup)

; Set up autoload of new manual browser
(require 'tek-man-setup)

; Set up autoload of new info browser
(require 'tek-info-setup)

; Customise the mouse drag style
(require 'tek-motion-setup)

; Set up for highlighting in gnus.
(require 'tek-gnus-hilite-setup)

However, when I load a c-file, epoch gives the error: 
"Symbol's function definition is void: reserve-attribute"

So I tracked this call down to the file named "tek-src-hilight" where
on line 87 the following call is made:
	; Modify the variable used with add-button to be an attribute
	(setq tek-src-comment-styleorattribute (reserve-attribute))

Apparently the reserve-attribute call causes the problem.  I'm not sure exactly
what to do with this though.  (Epoch didn't think it was a built-in function)

Any suggestions?
Thank you
-Steve Roth (clobot@engin.umich.edu)