Re: Displays

[fenda@xxxxxxxx]

Jordan:
Using those fonts, you have a Windows XyWrite window that covers the
full screen. The fonts are not designed for DOS full screen sessions. I
have been a fan of DOS full screen sessions for a lot of years but now I
have a better solution using a Windows windows (in a 21" monitor, the
pure DOS fonts are ugly). You could test the Sieber's freeware fonts and
so you will see if this is a solution for you. In that case, don't
forget to use the Sieber's consoleblackfill utility (it puts on black
the rest of the screen when you are using XyWrite or a DOS application).
I suppose that only the licensed fonts will give you a real full screen
window but I'm not 100% sure. Test and see!
Best regards,
Manuel Castelao

"J. R. Fox" wrote:
>
> fenda@xxxxxxxx wrote:
>
> > The Uwe Sieber's DOS fonts are the best solution. I am using them now
> > and XyWrite 4 displays very well in my 21" monitor.
> > Manuel Castelao
>
> Glad you found a workable solution. Does this work as well for fullscreen
> use ? I really wouldn't want to run Xy in a window, if I could avoid it.
> (Of course, since I spend most of my time in OS/2, that's not an issue
> there. But I do want to have Xy available and usable as my editor, when I
> happen to be running Win.)
>
> Jordan