Brian, About OSX jhs701.app which opens a Terminal window and executes -
/Applications/j701/bin/jhs.command ; exit; If the second Unix command (exit) is omitted, then the window stays live and it is easy to restart j by picking the previous line. Typing exit'' as jijx input is one way to kill the engine (but again, easily restarted in the Terminal window). Another way is to do <cntrl>\ in the Terminal window which quits jhs.command and in either case it can be restarted by executing the previous line. If you don't want the Terminal, you can quit it (which will also kill j - after asking if that's what you want). All of this is likely the result of a "non-default" setting in my Terminal preferences - namely, the "When the shell exits: Don't close the window". Perhaps one of the hazards of jhs.command using the Terminal environment. On the other hand, I have long preferred using the Terminal (and jconsole) to run j, choosing it over the GUI. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
