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On 13 Mar 2008, adolfoaz@gmail.com wrote:

> It starts with a tool-bar (the one with icons)!

Disable the setting from .Xresources. tool-bar-mode is only bound in X
and since you start your emacs in a screen on the console, disabling it
has no effect.

Emacs.ScrollBars:   off
Emacs.toolBar:      off

is what I have. Don't forget to xrdb -merge your Xresources.

-- 
Alok

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