They're not really the same thing. All that -nographE does is not produce a CIW window - it still requires a connection to an X server. Whereas -nograph uses a null X display (implemented these days with a vnc server) to swallow all the graphics events (but of course means that you can't click on any forms or dialog boxes). Sometimes using -replay with a SKILL file (as opposed to a replay file) can have unexpected blocking behaviour - which is different than what you might get if you'd used load() at the prompt (or in the CIW if graphical). -restore is really just like using load after initialisation has finished. Andrew.![]()
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