From: "Sjoerd W. Rienstra" 
I use my 2.8 under Win 95 often for the following operation:
I have a LaTex-file loaded, and when ready with editing I call my Latex-macro 
to compile and view from within the editor.
This viewing maybe with some dvi-viewer (relatively quick), but if the file 
contains (postscript-)pictures it is necessary to 
view with gsview (relatively slow). To avoid this slow start of gsview, it is 
possible to leave gsview loaded, and the next 
time you call it, just click the mouse in the gsview-window and type 'R' 
(reread) or whatever is applicable.
My question is: is it possible to recognize from within tse (in W95) the 
presence of a loaded program, like gsview, 
so as to avoid a new call to it? Even better: is it possible in that case to 
jump to this program?
Thanks.
Sjoerd
PS to Sammy Mitchell: the recompiled qkeys-macro works fine now.
Sjoerd W. Rienstra                 |     sjoerdr@win.tue.nl
Dep. of Mathematics & Comp. Sc.    |     tel.: 040 - 247.4603/4760
Eindhoven University of Technology |     fax : 040 - 244 21 50
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