Keith:
01. Right click on the C:\ icon in the upper left hand corner
and go to Properties.
02. In there, make the Full Screen selection, and set your Window
Buffers and Window Size to 80 and 25. This should give you full
screen R:BASE in Windows 2000 and XP.
Enjoy and make sure to have fun with R:BASE 2000 (ver 6.5++)!
Very Best Regards,
Razzak.
At 12:22 PM 1/13/02 -0600, Keith Jacks wrote:
>I had my first experience with XP and R:Base for DOS 6.5++ on a brand
>new Dell machine yesterday with the following results. The R:Base
>install was great with a very nice new look. I installed my
>applications and set the PATH manually without problem in XP. The
>desktop shortcut PIF file is now located in the C:\Documents and
>Settings\All Users\Desktop directory, instead of the C:\Windows\Desktop
>directory. The problems occurred when I started the application which I
>have normally configured to run full screen. The screen had a blue
>border around the whole area, but the menu (a standard vertical R:Base
>menu) only occupied the top half of the screen (on a blue background
>also) and the lower half was black. I tried running it in a window
>which worked, but was very small. I changed the screen settings from 96
>dpi to 120 dpi and that enlarged the window (as well as the screen icons
>and fonts) so that we were able to run the application. Anybody have
>any tips or experience with XP to have R:Base run in a full screen
>mode? I will be writing new install instructions so any other tips on
>XP would be appreciated.
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