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<<O>> Difference Topic StartingJEdit (r1.18 - 31 Mar 2007 - Katty May?)


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> >	Starting jEdit This is covered in the User's Guide, but there still seem to be a lot of questions about it. Keep jEdit running in the background Start jEdit with the `-background` switch. jEdit will keep running even when all windows have been closed. If you want to start it in the background without opening any windows, use the `-nogui` switch too. Open multiple instances of jEdit use the `-noserver` switch to start a new instance of jEdit that doesn't not start or connect to an edit server. Use a different directory for jEdit settings use the `-settings` switch to specify a different directory, like `-settings=H:\.jedit`. you may also want to use the `-norestore` switch to prevent jEdit from trying to reopen your previously open files. Use the `-nosettings` switch to skip user settings all together. On nix (Debian), how can I change the memory heap size using the standard "jedit" command? I know about "java -Xmx64m -jar jedit.jar", but is it safe not to use /usr/bin/jedit? I know how to pass drug test*. Set ALLOWTOPICCHANGE = Main.katty1980

<<O>> Difference Topic StartingJEdit (r1.17 - 30 Mar 2007 - Bob Green?)


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< <	Starting jEdit This is covered in the User's Guide, but there still seem to be a lot of questions about it. Keep jEdit running in the background Start jEdit with the `-background` switch. jEdit will keep running even when all windows have been closed. If you want to start it in the background without opening any windows, use the `-nogui` switch too. Open multiple instances of jEdit use the `-noserver` switch to start a new instance of jEdit that doesn't not start or connect to an edit server. Use a different directory for jEdit settings use the `-settings` switch to specify a different directory, like `-settings=H:\.jedit`. you may also want to use the `-norestore` switch to prevent jEdit from trying to reopen your previously open files. Use the `-nosettings` switch to skip user settings all together. On *nix (Debian), how can I change the memory heap size using the standard "jedit" command? I know about "java -Xmx64m -jar jedit.jar", but is it safe not to use /usr/bin/jedit?
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<<O>> Difference Topic StartingJEdit (r1.16 - 30 Mar 2007 - Zarius Tularial)


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> >	Starting jEdit This is covered in the User's Guide, but there still seem to be a lot of questions about it. Keep jEdit running in the background Start jEdit with the `-background` switch. jEdit will keep running even when all windows have been closed. If you want to start it in the background without opening any windows, use the `-nogui` switch too. Open multiple instances of jEdit use the `-noserver` switch to start a new instance of jEdit that doesn't not start or connect to an edit server. Use a different directory for jEdit settings use the `-settings` switch to specify a different directory, like `-settings=H:\.jedit`. you may also want to use the `-norestore` switch to prevent jEdit from trying to reopen your previously open files. Use the `-nosettings` switch to skip user settings all together. On *nix (Debian), how can I change the memory heap size using the standard "jedit" command? I know about "java -Xmx64m -jar jedit.jar", but is it safe not to use /usr/bin/jedit?

<<O>> Difference Topic StartingJEdit (r1.15 - 29 Mar 2007 - Bob Green?)

<<O>> Difference Topic StartingJEdit (r1.14 - 28 Mar 2007 - Katty May?)

<<O>> Difference Topic StartingJEdit (r1.13 - 28 Mar 2007 - Bob Green?)

<<O>> Difference Topic StartingJEdit (r1.12 - 27 Mar 2007 - Katty May?)

<<O>> Difference Topic StartingJEdit (r1.11 - 27 Mar 2007 - Bob Green?)

<<O>> Difference Topic StartingJEdit (r1.10 - 27 Mar 2007 - Bob Green?)

<<O>> Difference Topic StartingJEdit (r1.9 - 23 Mar 2007 - Katty May?)

<<O>> Difference Topic StartingJEdit (r1.8 - 26 Jan 2007 - Bob Green?)

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