If, when calling ShowDVI<#461#><#461#> for the second time a filename has been given (Important: Filename <#462#>only<#462#> parameter), then, after the Ctrl-E signal the ARexx command
ShowDVI<#466#><#466#> uses another signal -- the Ctrl-F signal. If ShowDVI<#467#><#467#> receives this signal, then the ShowDVI<#468#><#468#> screen is pulled to the front and the current file is loaded again.
Thus you can communicate with the ShowDVI<#469#><#469#> program in a limited fashion, even if you are not the owner of ARexx. You can at least bring it to the front, activate it and reload the current DVI file with a signal. You can send the signal from your own program, terminate with the CLI command <#470#>break<#470#>, or simply transmit by calling ShowDVI<#471#><#471#> again.
Another word to the automatic activation of ShowDVI<#472#><#472#>. If you activate ShowDVI<#473#><#473#> with Ctrl-E or Ctrl-F, then it will remember the window active before it. Now, if you push the ShowDVI<#474#><#474#> screen to the back again with the ESC key, then the window active previously is activated automatically.
ShowDVI<#475#><#475#> takes another signal in consideration. Being the Ctrl-C. With this key combination you can end ShowDVI<#476#><#476#> anytime in practically every situation, without a question.