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>>>>> In article <np7mq6vq05.fsf@dcc.unicamp.br>, Klaus Steding-Jessen
>>>>> <jessen@dcc.unicamp.br> writes:

Klaus> Alexandre Oliva <oliva@dcc.unicamp.br> writes:
Oliva>  It should  be  configured by the   user to prevent emacs  from
Oliva> keeping running if X crashes, but it would be great if we could
Oliva> "close" emacs in the  morning, sleep all  day and come back  to
Oliva> work on the next night and  proceed from exactly where you were
Oliva> --- that is, not having to open all files, etc.

Klaus> You  can  save the Emacs  state using  the desktop library. Add
Klaus> these to your .emacs file:

Klaus> (load "desktop")
Klaus> (desktop-load-default)
Klaus> (desktop-read)

Klaus> and before you go sleep in the morning: M-x desktop-save.

Good!,  I  didn't know  about  this feature...    The  bad point about
extensible  systems  is  that you never    know how far    it has gone
already. :-)

Anyway,  this does  not  solve  the other  problem  I  mentioned in my
previous  post: I  can't  keep  vm  nor gnus   "on-line", reading  and
processing  my mail box,  so  that I  don't have to  wait some minutes
before I can read my mailbox...

-- 
Alexandre Oliva
oliva@dcc.unicamp.br
Universidade Estadual de Campinas, S=E3o Paulo, Brasil