Hi, Carl.
There are several ways to open a "DOS" window. The "look and feel" might
vary, depending on which method is used each time. Since I use "DOS" a lot,
I have an icon on my Desktop and in my Quick Launch toolbar. And I've set
its shortcut key to Ctrl+Alt+M (for MS-DOS) so that, no matter what I have
running, I can open a new or existing "DOS" window from the keyboard
instantly.
Right-click on the Command Prompt icon and click Properties. You should see
a window with several tabs (General, Shortcut, Options, etc.) for other
windows that let you customize it to suit yourself - or your friend. Full
screen is a setting under Display Options on the Options tab.
To run my favorite legacy DOS program (the Calendar from WordPerfect
Office), I've created a shortcut which runs its executable
(C:\off30cal\cl.exe on my system). In Properties for that shortcut, there
are similar tabs for setting screen size, fonts, etc., that apply only to
that particular program, not to my main "DOS" window. He should be able to
customize FoxPro to suit himself, too. It's sort of like the old PIF files
that we used to create back in DesQView and Windows 3.1 days.
RC
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R. C. White, CPA
San Marcos, TX
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Microsoft Windows MVP
CarlS said:
Wes;
This wrks as well. Thanks. Is there a way to ake this setting permaent r
that application (not that AltEnter is too dificult)