Msg: Re: Put a KBD assignment into startup.int

A second reply to your helpful post: re-setting DF SL and DF SW in SETTINGS.DFL also worked to make disappear the horizontal line cutting off the full width of display, as well as mouse-slider borders that would appear at times, for example, when accessing help frames (ie., help yadda). With the updated settings, I no longer need the call to {full} in http://STARTUP.INT. Great to have your input for the non-expert minded among us; thank you.

On Wed, Feb 25, 2009 at 9:16 PM, Carl Distefano mailto:cld@xxxxxxxx wrote:

Reply to note from Fred Weiner mailto:fw1948@xxxxxxxx Wed, 25 Feb 2009
19:40:27 -0700

Fred:

> I would like to have the U2 frame {full} ie., remove borders in
> current window and restore FullScreen, load at startup.

Easy. Just add a line to http://STARTUP.INT; the line looks like this:

JM 2.fullQ2 ;*;

"JM " and "Q2 " are functions, produced by executing the commands
PFUN JM and PFUN Q2.

Also -- this is important -- make sure that you insert the line
*after* the line that loads U2.

Alternatively, you can add to http://STARTUP.INT the code from frame FULL
that is specific to the flavor of XyWrite you're running. For XyDOS:

DX SW fDO FF ;*;

For XyWin:

MW wf;*;

The uppercase letters in those lines are functions; the lowercase
are plain text.

I'm wondering, though, why you're experiencing this problem in the
first place. If you're running XyDOS, it may be a mismatch between
your DOS screen dimensions and your XyWrite screen dimensions. If
your DOS dimensions are, for example, 80 columns and 50 lines,
XyWrite defaults SW and SL must be set accordingly. In http://STARTUP.INT:

BX d sw=80,sl=50Q2 ;*;

Or, in SETTINGS.DFL:

df sw=80
df sl=50

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Carl Distefano
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