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From: DRB@MATH.AMS.COM (Drew Burton)
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Subject: resuming suspended Emacs
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Date: 5 Feb 90 14:21:23 GMT
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	This is a novice question.  We've just brought up Emacs
(18.51) on a DECstation 3100 running Ultrix (BSD 4.3).  I need to 
know how people resume a suspended (exit with ctrl-Z) Emacs.  I assume
that there must be a simple script (Bourne shell if possible) that
allows a single command to fire up emacs if necessary or to bring
a suspended job to the foreground if it exists.  Or perhaps people
use some other tactic entirely.

	Thank you for you patience and help.

	Drew Burton
	American Math. Society
	drb@math.ams.com
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