Mode command was very useful for me – the problem is that it making my scroll-up bar to disappear!

I need to print long usage for the user and the maximum size of the cmd.exe is not enough – I need buffer size , How can I set the Buffer size separately?

I run the command:

system q[mode con cols=100 lines=60];

but the buffer size diapered.

Even if I try to use Win32::Console I didn't success to resize the current cmd.exe include buffer size that enable me to print all my long usage.

Can someone give me an example how to use Win32::Console to increase and leave the current cmd.exe display size to 100 * 60, or how to use mode and define a buffer size.

Thanks

In reply to Re^2: How can I increase the cmd.exe screen size permanently - by Perly by roteme
in thread How can I increase the cmd.exe screen size permanently - by Perly by roteme

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