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Hello Terry,
Thanks for you reply. I understand the Alt-Enter function, but when I do that the display shows only half screen. If you need a screen shot let me know and I can show you what I mean. Thanks again. Note: LOL , if I pounded the keyboard every time I had issues I would not have any keyboard anymore  BR KJG "Terry R." wrote: > The date and time was 6/5/2008 2:56 PM, and on a whim, KenG pounded out > on the keyboard: > > > Hello and thanks in advance. > > > > My co-worker has created some DOS menu and runs some older programs thru > > these menus. The problem is on Win98 the program fills the whole screen, but > > in WinXP it only fills half the screen. I tried changing window size in the > > properties in the DOS windows but it does not work. Any tips, sites will be > > grateful. If you need more info please ask. > > > > KJG > > Hi Ken, > > In the DOS command window, press Alt-Enter, and to return it press the > combo again. Of course that only works on an active window. > > Did you try changing the Default? In a CMD window, click the icon in the > top left and select Defaults. In the Options tab under Display Options, > click on Full Screen, and click OK. > > -- > Terry R. > > ***Reply Note*** > Anti-spam measures are included in my email address. > Delete NOSPAM from the email address after clicking Reply. > |
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What is the name of the program? You may need to put a switch in the
program's PIF file Cmd Line field. John KenG wrote: > Hello Terry, > > Thanks for you reply. > > I understand the Alt-Enter function, but when I do that the display shows > only half screen. If you need a screen shot let me know and I can show you > what I mean. Thanks again. Note: LOL , if I pounded the keyboard every > time I had issues I would not have any keyboard anymore > > BR KJG > > "Terry R." wrote: > > >>The date and time was 6/5/2008 2:56 PM, and on a whim, KenG pounded out >>on the keyboard: >> >> >>>Hello and thanks in advance. >>> >>>My co-worker has created some DOS menu and runs some older programs thru >>>these menus. The problem is on Win98 the program fills the whole screen, but >>>in WinXP it only fills half the screen. I tried changing window size in the >>>properties in the DOS windows but it does not work. Any tips, sites will be >>>grateful. If you need more info please ask. >>> >>>KJG >> >>Hi Ken, >> >>In the DOS command window, press Alt-Enter, and to return it press the >>combo again. Of course that only works on an active window. >> >>Did you try changing the Default? In a CMD window, click the icon in the >>top left and select Defaults. In the Options tab under Display Options, >>click on Full Screen, and click OK. >> >>-- >>Terry R. >> >>***Reply Note*** >>Anti-spam measures are included in my email address. >>Delete NOSPAM from the email address after clicking Reply. >> |
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The date and time was 6/6/2008 6:29 AM, and on a whim, KenG pounded out
on the keyboard: > Hello Terry, > > Thanks for you reply. > > I understand the Alt-Enter function, but when I do that the display shows > only half screen. If you need a screen shot let me know and I can show you > what I mean. Thanks again. Note: LOL , if I pounded the keyboard every > time I had issues I would not have any keyboard anymore > > BR KJG > > "Terry R." wrote: > >> The date and time was 6/5/2008 2:56 PM, and on a whim, KenG pounded out >> on the keyboard: >> >>> Hello and thanks in advance. >>> >>> My co-worker has created some DOS menu and runs some older programs thru >>> these menus. The problem is on Win98 the program fills the whole screen, but >>> in WinXP it only fills half the screen. I tried changing window size in the >>> properties in the DOS windows but it does not work. Any tips, sites will be >>> grateful. If you need more info please ask. >>> >>> KJG >> Hi Ken, >> >> In the DOS command window, press Alt-Enter, and to return it press the >> combo again. Of course that only works on an active window. >> >> Did you try changing the Default? In a CMD window, click the icon in the >> top left and select Defaults. In the Options tab under Display Options, >> click on Full Screen, and click OK. >> >> Ken, Did you try changing the Default view as described also? That would make every instance open full screen. A screen shot might be helpful if you think it's an oddity. I have a 1680x1050 screen and if I change a command prompt window to full screen, it fills it. -- Terry R. ***Reply Note*** Anti-spam measures are included in my email address. Delete NOSPAM from the email address after clicking Reply. |
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