Re: Scrollable bash and print to logfile

[donalson]

Hi Steve,

   Without NT in front of me I ca't give you exact instructions.  As I remember,
you can get the NT scroll bar from the options? in hte window itself.  I think 
you
just change how many lines are to be displayed, something like the vertical 
size of
the window.  Instead of physically changing the size of the window, it just adds
the scroll bar.

Sorry I can't be more specific.

Cheers,

   D3

"M. Lang / S. Railsback" wrote:

> donalson wrote:
>
> >
> > I have never ben successful at getting scrol bars on the Win 95/98 DOS 
> > window
> > (which is what bash uses.)  It works in NT.
>
> OK, I'll bite: How DO you get scroll bars in Windows NT?? Shift- or
> cntl-pageup doesn't seem to do anything.
>
> (What would be REALLY exciting is if you could tell me how to put scroll
> bars on the raster display window in Windoze NT...)
>
> Steve
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