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Subject: saving & restoring Emacs session
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How can I save my editting environment (buffers, windows, keystroke
macros, etc.) across invokations of Emacs?  In other words, when
I type "emacs" with no file name I want my environment restored
to what it was before the last time I exited Emacs.  The PC-DOS
editor BRIEF can do this for you and I seem to remember someone
telling me, in the distant past, that Emacs also has that feature.
Any ideas?

Regards,

- Joe Petronio
Relational Database Development
Sequoia Systems Inc., Marlborough Massachusetts, 01752
(508) 485 - 9706 x 1259
Internet: joep@seqp4.uucp
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