dos window size

[Carramba]

Hi!

How u can declare(?) own window size when someone starts u program?
I mean if I have some application and I want it to have a minimum window
size, how do I do it?

thanx in advance

 

[Joona I Palaste]

Hi!

How u can declare(?) own window size when someone starts u program?
I mean if I have some application and I want it to have a minimum window
size, how do I do it?

thanx in advance

That is completely implementation-dependent. Please ask in a DOS
newsgroup.

 

[Carramba]

That is completely implementation-dependent. Please ask in a DOS
newsgroup.

and once again... if u can change colors I assume u can change the wize of
console...
quiestions is how?


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Thanx in advance!

;-)

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I se the lightat the end, but every time I take a step it's get dim.

 

[Joona I Palaste]

and once again... if u can change colors I assume u can change the wize of
console...
quiestions is how?

The same way as changing colours, i.e. with system-specific extension
code.

 

[Lew Pitcher]

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and once again... if u can change colors I assume u can change the wize
of console...

In standard C, there are no such things as "colors" or "windows", so you can
neither change "colors" nor the size of "windows".

quiestions is how?

Answer is "go ask in one of the comp.os.ms-windows" newsgroups. You do not have
a question about C, you have a question about MSWindows.

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Enterprise Technology Solutions, TD Bank Financial Group

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[Mark McIntyre]

and once again... if u can change colors I assume u can change the wize of
console...
quiestions is how?

You already got an answer. If you don't like it, tough.

And please stop using pointless abbreviations

 

[Neil Kurzman]

Hi!

How u can declare(?) own window size when someone starts u program?
I mean if I have some application and I want it to have a minimum window
size, how do I do it?

thanx in advance

It is OT, But You can change the stuff you want by using the Video
Interrupt.

 

[Carramba]

You already got an answer. If you don't like it, tough.

And please stop using pointless abbreviations

the only one who a posting poinless stuff is you and others who have
bugging my whether my post is pointless or not... if you don\t like my
post just skip it instead of mayking full of you selfs

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Thanx in advance!

;-)

______________________________________
I se the lightat the end, but every time I take a step it's get dim.

 

[Thomas Matthews]

the only one who a posting poinless stuff is you and others who have
bugging my whether my post is pointless or not... if you don\t like my
post just skip it instead of mayking full of you selfs

Rather than posting off-topic issues,
take some time and read through the FAQs
and welcome.txt below.

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[Mark McIntyre]

the only one who a posting poinless stuff is you and others who have
bugging my whether my post is pointless or not...

Round here we value topicality. Offtopic posters get told once politely to
post elsewhere, typically with suggestions. Repeat offtopic posts,
especially accompanied with bravado or insults, meet with increased
hostility.

Since the hostility comes from the very people best placed to help the
poster with genuine questions, the poster has now foolishly put themselves
beyond the very help he sought. Thats always a shame.

if you don\t like my
post just skip it instead of mayking full of you selfs

Sure. Considser yourself plonked. Idiot.

 

[Mark McIntyre]

It is OT, But You can change the stuff you want by using the Video
Interrupt.

On a Palm V ?

 

[Kenneth Brody]

On a Palm V ?

Sure. With the right interrupt, you can change the screen to a 52
inch widescreen display! It's undocumented, but all you have to do
is *^56j^$x^#o &^%$&^#NO CARRIER

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[Neil Kurzman]

On a Palm V ?

My Palm V will not run DOS or even sync to it.
I remember when DOS was an OS. Now it is a network attack.

 

[Joona I Palaste]

My Palm V will not run DOS or even sync to it.
I remember when DOS was an OS. Now it is a network attack.

Oh yeah? Well *I* remember when DDR was a country instead of a type of
memory!

 

[Richard Bos]

Oh yeah? Well *I* remember when DDR was a country instead of a type of
memory!

Children these days... I remember when Yorkshire was a county instead of
a sketch. (I even remember the time when it wasn't, although I didn't
know it at the time.)

Richard

 

[Mark McIntyre]

On Wed, 09 Feb 2005 07:46:25 GMT, in comp.lang.c ,

Children these days... I remember when Yorkshire was a county instead of
a sketch.

Yorkshire has never really been a county. One province of Scotland, one
English dukedom, three ridings, and three counties, and now a swarm of
semicounties, unitary authorities and bits of other counties...

(I even remember the time when it wasn't, although I didn't
know it at the time.)

You must be at least 126 years old then ! The ridings were made full
counties in 1888.

Grin. This is horribly offtopic. I'll shut up now.

 

[Kenneth Brody]

On Wed, 09 Feb 2005 07:46:25 GMT, in comp.lang.c ,


Yorkshire has never really been a county. One province of Scotland, one
English dukedom, three ridings, and three counties, and now a swarm of
semicounties, unitary authorities and bits of other counties...

.... and a pudding.

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[Mabden]

... and a pudding.

Brits are weird.

Pudding can mean cake, jello, ice cream, pie, or even pudding.

Yet, Yorkshire pudding is none of these things.