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Re: PC5250 full screen problem

This is a classic. Easy fix though.

1) UN-full screen the session.
2) Change the font to "PComm Session"
Edit->Preferences->Appearance->Font select "PComm Session."
3) Save.
4) Enjoy. :-)


- Larry "DrFranken" Bolhuis

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On 6/29/2015 4:58 PM, James Rich wrote:> I have a customer that reports that sometimes when they maximize the
PC5250 window the font doesn't grow large enough so that the text
doesn't completely fill the full size window. So while the window
itself is maximized, there is a one or two inch "border" between the
window edge and where the window content is. Has anyone else
experienced this and has a solution?

James Rich

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