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window size at Build->Execute (Ctrl-F5)

asifaslam
Beginner
‎02-26-2003 07:14 AM
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Hi, I am using Digital Visual Fortran 6.0A. I accidently changed my command prompt window size to Full Screen while executing a code (by Ctrl-F5) and now I am in a BIG trouble as i cant scroll up/down. I tried to look but could not find how to revert back to Window option. Going direct to Command Prompt from window is still in Window mode.
I would much appreciate somebody's advice.
Regards, Asif
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Intel_C_Intel
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‎02-26-2003 09:33 AM
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Press Alt+Tab when you have the comman prompt window and move to another window, e.g. CVF. You are going to move to the window you select and at the same time you see the icon for minimized command prompt window on the task bar. Right-click on that icon, select properties, options, screen options, and there you can switch between "full screen" and "window".

Hope this would help.
Sabalan.
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Jugoslav_Dujic
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‎03-03-2003 09:41 AM
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...or, more simpler, Alt+Enter toggles full screen/window.
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