command prompt window settings

H

herbert

Is there a way to change the default settings for the
command prompt window using the registry? (like font size
from default 8X12 to 10X18)

Thanks
 
M

Mark V

In said:
Is there a way to change the default settings for the
command prompt window using the registry? (like font size
from default 8X12 to 10X18)

You'll want to look at
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Console\
(and probably some named subkeys). Being mostly DWORD values you may
need to do some sleuthing to determine the value(s) needed.
 
M

Mark V

In said:
Is there a way to change the default settings for the
command prompt window using the registry? (like font size
from default 8X12 to 10X18)

You'll want to look at
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Console\
(and probably some named subkeys). Being mostly DWORD values you may
need to do some sleuthing to determine the value(s) needed.
 
M

Marty Leaf

View the following page for all the Reg Values.

JSI FAQ: 0336 » Configure the Console via the registry.
 
M

Marty Leaf

View the following page for all the Reg Values.

JSI FAQ: 0336 » Configure the Console via the registry.
 
P

Patrick L. Reilly

Why not change them by right clicking the uppermost portion of the command
prompt window and changing the settings there?

Patrick
 
P

Patrick L. Reilly

Why not change them by right clicking the uppermost portion of the command
prompt window and changing the settings there?

Patrick
 
M

Mark V

In said:
Why not change them by right clicking the uppermost portion of the
command prompt window and changing the settings there?

Patrick

I took OP to mean "default" settings for CMD.EXE and not shortcut
properties per se. But those shorcut settings are under the same
key...which might in fact be a registry (not s .LNK) modification...
 
M

Mark V

In said:
Why not change them by right clicking the uppermost portion of the
command prompt window and changing the settings there?

Patrick

I took OP to mean "default" settings for CMD.EXE and not shortcut
properties per se. But those shorcut settings are under the same
key...which might in fact be a registry (not s .LNK) modification...
 

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