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  1. <html><body>If your computer has a large amount of memory, you can run
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  2. jEdit in <i>background mode</i> by passing it the
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  3. <code>-background</code> command-line switch. In background mode, jEdit
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  4. will stay running and in memory even after all views are closed. This
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  5. avoids the startup delay associated with starting jEdit multiple
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  8. If you also specify the <code>-nogui</code> switch, an initial view will
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  9. not be opened; so jEdit will load, but remain invisible until another
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  10. client instance is started. Using this switch, you can have jEdit loaded when
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  11. your computer starts, ready for use later on.
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  12. </body></html>
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