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Size of output screen

carl_berkowitz
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A 'print' statement called from within my FORTRAN code produces a small DOS-like output window with the desired material to be printed. It's fills only part of the screen and is easily moved around.
But when I run the code in debugger mode, this output screen completely fills the terminal....like it's set to 'maximum' value.
Is there some way I can keep this output window from covering up all the other windowswhen I use the debugger?
Thanks again for your help.
Carl
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carl_berkowitz
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I also noticed that the large DOS-like screen I want to shrink has a square cursor that the mouse can move around (though nothing happens with any click sequence from the mouse)...perhaps this will help identify what's going on???
Carl
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durisinm
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I don't know how to do this through code, but try pressing Alt+Enter to shrink the full-screen DOS window to a small window. That often works.

Mike D.

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Steven_L_Intel1
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See this MSKB article. I think what you need to do is reset the properties for vcspawn.exe.
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