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From: Thilo.KHK@t-online.de (Thilo Schmid)
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Subject: Re: Background process
Date: Wed, 24 Jan 1996 19:47:38 +0000
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Danny H Cron wrote:
> 
> If you have a background process running when you save an image, will
> it continue running next time you open up the image?
> 
> Using: Visual Works 2.0  (Parc Place)
> 
> Danny.
> 
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If you do mean a Smalltalk Process, the answer is yes. If you do mean 
e.g. a UNIX System Process, the answer is no, of course.

A Process is an object like any other object. The state of all objects is 
preserved in an image snapshot.
