J
John C. Frickson
The other day, I started a command-line program. Turns out it was going
to take quite a while to finish. So I did my usual "alt+space, p" to
bring up properties, ctrl+tab to the Fonts tab, pick a small font,
ctrl+tab to the Layout tab, and set the window size to 2 rows high, and
30 columns wide, hit enter, move the window to a corner of the screen
so I can monitor progress.
Then I bring up another command prompt, and am I surprised that it's
got a small font and is 30x2!
What happened to the prompt to "Apply properties to current window only"
or "Modify shortcut that started this window"? It seems like Vista now
assumes you always want to make any changes the default.
Is there any way to get the old pre-Vista behavior back?
to take quite a while to finish. So I did my usual "alt+space, p" to
bring up properties, ctrl+tab to the Fonts tab, pick a small font,
ctrl+tab to the Layout tab, and set the window size to 2 rows high, and
30 columns wide, hit enter, move the window to a corner of the screen
so I can monitor progress.
Then I bring up another command prompt, and am I surprised that it's
got a small font and is 30x2!
What happened to the prompt to "Apply properties to current window only"
or "Modify shortcut that started this window"? It seems like Vista now
assumes you always want to make any changes the default.
Is there any way to get the old pre-Vista behavior back?