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As the title.
Also, can you tell me some commands such as limiting the size and width of the CMD window?

start /max




mode con:cols=80 lines=8【This can set the size and width】

[ Last edited by cmshun on 2007-1-11 at 06:20 PM ]

I more want to know how to full screen? The method of the 2nd floor is not okay, start /max just runs in maximized mode, not full screen.

mode con cols=200 lines=20形 ::或者直接Alt+Enter组合键。
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mode con cols=200 lines=200
::或者直接Alt+Enter组合键。
```

The length and width set to 200 for both upstairs are not full screen. Of course I know the Alt+Enter combination key. What I want is the effect of Alt+Enter. But it's not entering and then pressing Alt+Enter. It's directly entering this mode. Thanks.

Enter full - screen mode

Thanks to Brother boluor for helping with testing and finding the error~ : )
The error has been corrected~ : )

@echo off :: Setting: Running in full - screen mode echo exit|%ComSpec% /k prompt e 100 B4 00 B0 12 CD 10 B0 03 CD 10 CD 20 $_g$_q$_|debug>nul chcp 437>nul graftabl 936>nul :rem Place any commands below... dir pause

　
　
　


Principle: First set the screen to enter the graphics mode 640*480 16 colors, and it will automatically switch to full - screen mode. (It's the same as when playing a game~ : )

Then set the screen to enter the text mode, 80*25 16 colors. In this way, it is equivalent to the full - screen text mode we enter by pressing alt+Enter.

[ Last edited by redtek on 2007 - 1 - 18 at 11:06 AM ]

The method of the brother upstairs doesn't seem to work very well. When entering full screen, I can't see the command line, only the cursor is flashing.

Thanks to Brother boluor for testing and finding the error~ : ) The error has been corrected. Brother, please try again to see if it can be full screen and if there is any garbled code problem~ : )

The person upstairs is really serious, setting a good example for us. The modified one is already very good... It's amazing..

Received. There are really many experts here. I also saw the MODE CON command in HELP before and didn't pay attention. I didn't expect it has such powerful functions. I learned it today. I will pay more attention to this forum in the future. Thanks

I think not many people understand debug

Can't it just be chcp 936?

Sure, that's a great method. Learned it.

@echo off

:: Set: run in full screen mode
echo exit|%ComSpec% /k prompt e 100 B4 00 B0 12 CD 10 B0 03 CD 10 CD 20 $_g$_q$_|debug>nul

chcp 437>nul
graftabl 936>nul

cd /d c:\
call cmd
pause