Tuesday, November 13, 2012

Opening Turbo C / C++ in Full-Screen Mode ( Vista / Win 7 – 32bit )



* In the startup it will show a dialogue box that it doesn’t support full screen mode as
   seen in the picture below. 
* Just select ignore option. Then it will open the small screen mode.

 

* Right-click the Command Prompt's title bar > choose Properties


* Select the Font tab

* Change font options from “Raster Fonts” ( if any ) to “Lucida Console”

* Select the size from the size list as 28


* Select the Layout tab

* Un-select the “Let system position window” option from "Window Position" options

* Change The Following Fields
   * Screen Buffer Size
       Width : 82
       Height : 28
   * Window Size
       Width : 80
                 Height : 26
            * Window Position
       Left : -4
       Top : -4

 
 * Select OK


 Note : It will not support Windows 7 ( 64-bit )


Friday, November 02, 2012

Opening Command Prompt in Full-Screen Mode ( Vista & Win 7 )


* Cick Start and type “cmd

* Right-click on “cmd.exe” > Run as administrator

 

* Typewmic


* ( Don’t do anything with new Prompt
     wmic:root\cli> )

* Click-on the normal maximize button at top right

* The Command Prompt window will fill the screen

* Right-click the Command Prompt's title bar > choose Properties



* Click OK

* Enterexit to exit WMIC

* Enter “exit to exit the Command Prompt



* From now on Command Prompt will open in Full-Screen Mode

* Put Command Prompt back to Norma-Screen
      * Right-click its and choose Properties. 
      * Click the Layout tab 
      * Set Screen Buffer Size's Width to 80
      * Set Window Size Width to 80 
      * Set Window Size Height to 25 
      * Click OK



Note :
WMIC - Windows Management Instrumentation Control.