If you have used the showme command to obtain a URL for a document (see above), one possible way of using this might be to save it and pass it back to showme later on, using the -u option for displaying a document by URL:
showme -u url
Of course, the URL you give need not have come from showme in the first place -- any URL that your WWW browser can handle would be acceptable.
You can also supply the name of a local file using the -f switch, thus:
showme -f filename
Because you can give relative file names to showme, this is often an easier way of viewing a file interactively than typing its full path into the browser.
These examples illustrate how showme provides a convenient and uniform interface for ``remotely controlling'' a WWW browser, permitting you to display any WWW document for which you have a URL or file name.