title: Running Emacs Remotely between several machines
body: <p>I use Emacs remotely using X-Server in a Windows client and Linux server.  I noticed that I can halt it using ctrl-z and then type <code>fg 1</code> to get it working again.  Is there some way that I could get it to halt on the machine that I am on, and then log into a different machine and start where I left off?  When I start a new ssh session, the emacs job isn't associated to my terminal.  There must be someway to "steal" it.</p>
  
  <p>Also, maybe there's an Emacs feature that will do basically the same thing.  However, I think closing and re-opening all my files and buffers would take quite a while.</p>