Stupid Start-up Question

["Brent Fulgham" <brent.fulgham@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

How do you properly load a GOO file you have previously saved?

The obvious answer doesn't seem to work right:

* Given a file "test.goo":

===TEST.GOO=============================
(df test (x) (+ 1 x))

(test 3)
========================================

C:\Fulgham\Programs\GooTest>goovc
;;; GOO
;;; JONATHAN BACHRACH
;;; MIT AI Lab
;;; JAN 16, 2003
;;;
;;; VERSION = 0.153
;;; ROOT    = c:\fulgham\programs\goo

goo/user 0<= (load "test.goo" goo/user)
ERROR: Unbound variable goo/user.
Type ",restart N" to restart execution:
1. Return to interpreter level 1.
2. Return to interpreter level 0.
3. Exit the top-level interpreter.
goo/user 1<= (load "test" goo/user)
ERROR: Unbound variable goo/user.
Type ",restart N" to restart execution:
1. Return to interpreter level 2.
2. Return to interpreter level 1.
3. Return to interpreter level 0.
4. Exit the top-level interpreter.
goo/user 2<=

Can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong?

Thanks,

-Brent