Hi,
Years ago I had a pgm compiled in PBCC30. I used Console tools CWC to set console window font to non-standard 9x16 custom raster font then would launch my pgm which used the CONSOLE SCREEN to 34,88 (this was manually calculated fill the screen with no scroll bars with desktop res 800x600) this worked perfectly. Console window started maximized and had no scroll bars. Since then PBCC40 (except 4.03) and PBCC50 replacement command CONSOLE SET SCREEN does not work the same (again except ver 4.03 worked) What is happening with the CONSOLE SET SCREEN is that the console window is not displaying Maximized - therefore scroll bars are added - if manually click on the Maximized console window button, console window is then as should be 34,88. I have researched extensivly the forums for a workaround and have tried the %SW_MAXIMIZED api call with no luck. I dont know if this is a PB or Console tools issue. I do know that everything worked perfect with the PBCC3 CONSOLE SCREEN.
Thanks in advance for any help with this,
Mary
Years ago I had a pgm compiled in PBCC30. I used Console tools CWC to set console window font to non-standard 9x16 custom raster font then would launch my pgm which used the CONSOLE SCREEN to 34,88 (this was manually calculated fill the screen with no scroll bars with desktop res 800x600) this worked perfectly. Console window started maximized and had no scroll bars. Since then PBCC40 (except 4.03) and PBCC50 replacement command CONSOLE SET SCREEN does not work the same (again except ver 4.03 worked) What is happening with the CONSOLE SET SCREEN is that the console window is not displaying Maximized - therefore scroll bars are added - if manually click on the Maximized console window button, console window is then as should be 34,88. I have researched extensivly the forums for a workaround and have tried the %SW_MAXIMIZED api call with no luck. I dont know if this is a PB or Console tools issue. I do know that everything worked perfect with the PBCC3 CONSOLE SCREEN.
Thanks in advance for any help with this,
Mary
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