Re: window size

Hello Glenn,
To resize a maximised window, you need to unMaximise it first
or it is not sizeable.

Command: Window normal active
More commands: Window Position 10 10 1004 748 active

That will place the window at x=10 y=10
(the top left corner of the screen is x=0 y=0)
and make it 1004 wide by 748 high
so there will be a 10 pixel space all round
if your screen is 1024 by 768

You might need to change "active" in the commands above.
See Help Index "Caption Lists" for how to specify
the target window.
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G> On a separate note, I have a shutdown button selected
G> with the 're-start' option, the pop-up dialogue confirms
G> that I want to re-start, but Windows does a complete
G> shutdown anyway with no restart. Why would this be?

As Help, Index, "Shutdown command"  says:

"Note: Some of these commands can behave differently
depending upon the operating system (98 or NT etc),
the capabilities of the hardware,
and the Control Panel power options."

I should add that the CMOS bios settings can also affect it.

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