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Old January 9th, 2006, 09:37 AM
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You mean like backgrounding?

Try placing a space and the character '&' after the terminal command:
Code:
> ./someapp arg1 arg2 &
That will force the program into the background. You can bring it back to the foreground by typing the command "fg". I think backgrounding a process will let you close the Terminal window and keep the process in execution.
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