You can type
Jobs
To display all processes running in the background
And to bring them forward use
Fg <num>
Where <num> is the process number.
Hope this helps, have a good weekend all.
Andy
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If a program is in the foreground press
Control-z and type bg to send
to background...
I'm not sure about the other way round
(currenly 'using' NT so can't
check !)
Have a nice weekend gang !.
Surjit.
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Hi,
one can let a process run in the background
by adding a & to the
end of the commandline.
How do I get it to the foreground again?
And then move it to the
background again?
Thanks
Nico
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