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No More Full-screen CMD Boxes?
  1. #1


    Tom Lake Guest

    No More Full-screen CMD Boxes?

    I can't seem to run any DOS programs full screen in RC1 32-bit. Is this a
    limitation of Vista or just my system?

    Tom Lake




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  2. #2


    Michael Styles Guest

    Re: No More Full-screen CMD Boxes?

    Vista.

    "Tom Lake" <tlake@twcny.rr.com> wrote in message
    newsDD9CDC3-80E6-45A6-B100-D0CCE3EB6ED1@microsoft.com...
    >I can't seem to run any DOS programs full screen in RC1 32-bit. Is this a
    >limitation of Vista or just my system?
    >
    > Tom Lake



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  3. #3


    Jim Pickering Guest

    Re: No More Full-screen CMD Boxes?

    Try running "cmd" from Start and then right click on the icon in the Header
    and select Properties. You can resize the command box from there using the
    Layout tab.
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    Jim Pickering, MVP/Mail Programs
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    "Tom Lake" <tlake@twcny.rr.com> wrote in message
    newsDD9CDC3-80E6-45A6-B100-D0CCE3EB6ED1@microsoft.com...
    >I can't seem to run any DOS programs full screen in RC1 32-bit. Is this a
    >limitation of Vista or just my system?
    >
    > Tom Lake



      My System SpecsSystem Spec

  4. #4


    MikePostingHere Guest

    Re: No More Full-screen CMD Boxes?

    Can a DOS program run in a full screen?
    I received a reply that full screen is no longer supported in another thread.
    However, the response also said it wasn't supported in XP which is inaccurate.
    The properties tab for the startup icon to the prgram has a full screen
    mode, but couldn't get to work using my Nvidia Geoforce FX5200 adapter.
    Alt+Enter didn't
    work either on my RC1 installation. Does full screen work in the final
    release?

    "Jim Pickering" wrote:

    > Try running "cmd" from Start and then right click on the icon in the Header
    > and select Properties. You can resize the command box from there using the
    > Layout tab.
    > --
    > Jim Pickering, MVP/Mail Programs
    > Please reply to the newsgroup ONLY.
    >
    >
    > "Tom Lake" <tlake@twcny.rr.com> wrote in message
    > newsDD9CDC3-80E6-45A6-B100-D0CCE3EB6ED1@microsoft.com...
    > >I can't seem to run any DOS programs full screen in RC1 32-bit. Is this a
    > >limitation of Vista or just my system?
    > >
    > > Tom Lake

    >


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  5. #5


    Andre Da Costa[ActiveWin] Guest

    Re: No More Full-screen CMD Boxes?

    Ok, something weird is happening here Mike. I opened CMD typed help hit
    enter, then click the CMD title bar window icon, then I saw the option for
    full screen mode.

    But after I exited and reopened CMD, and followed the same procedures, its
    missing. :-s
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    "MikePostingHere" <MikePostingHere@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
    message news:B30B8881-2240-4712-9F15-644D97A82D5E@microsoft.com...
    > Can a DOS program run in a full screen?
    > I received a reply that full screen is no longer supported in another
    > thread.
    > However, the response also said it wasn't supported in XP which is
    > inaccurate.
    > The properties tab for the startup icon to the prgram has a full screen
    > mode, but couldn't get to work using my Nvidia Geoforce FX5200 adapter.
    > Alt+Enter didn't
    > work either on my RC1 installation. Does full screen work in the final
    > release?
    >
    > "Jim Pickering" wrote:
    >
    >> Try running "cmd" from Start and then right click on the icon in the
    >> Header
    >> and select Properties. You can resize the command box from there using
    >> the
    >> Layout tab.
    >> --
    >> Jim Pickering, MVP/Mail Programs
    >> Please reply to the newsgroup ONLY.
    >>
    >>
    >> "Tom Lake" <tlake@twcny.rr.com> wrote in message
    >> newsDD9CDC3-80E6-45A6-B100-D0CCE3EB6ED1@microsoft.com...
    >> >I can't seem to run any DOS programs full screen in RC1 32-bit. Is this
    >> >a
    >> >limitation of Vista or just my system?
    >> >
    >> > Tom Lake

    >>




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