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From: Bakin@HI-MULTICS.ARPA (Jerry Bakin)
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Subject: Control Z, Kill, Emacs, and Resurrections?
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Date: Thu, 25-Apr-85 07:36:20 EST
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I'm fairly new to this UNIX stuff, I hope you'll bear with me....  but,

If I "stop" a process with Ctrl-Z, how do I resurrect it?

Also, I am using Gosling's emax under 4.2.  I exit with (exit-emacs).  I
type "emacs" to the shell to get into emacs.

This seems to leave me with gobs and gobs of emacs processes.

Is this normal?  I would think I would only want one?  How do I get into
emacs without creating a new one?

Thanks,

Jerry.