fad@kulla (Franklin A Davis) (09/28/89)
I'd like the system to remember when I resize a terminal window, and
have it always come up big.
I'd also like to change the font size in a terminal window.
Any way? If so, where was this documented, so I don't waste the net's
time in the future?
Thanks.
--Franklin
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Let the four winds blow you safely home!dayglow@csli.Stanford.EDU (Eric T. Ly) (09/28/89)
In article <30217@news.Think.COM>, fad@kulla (Franklin A Davis) writes: > I'd like the system to remember when I resize a terminal window, and > have it always come up big. > > I'd also like to change the font size in a terminal window. > > Any way? If so, where was this documented, so I don't waste the net's > time in the future? Yeah. It's really easy and documented. (Please search for Terminal in Digital Librarian; I don't know exactly where it is.) Under 1.0, you can set the font using "dwrite Terminal NXFixedPitchFont <font name>" and the size using "dwrite Terminal NXFixedPitchFontSize <font name>". I haven't done it, but I know that you can also preset the columns and lines that Terminal uses by default. Do a "strings" on the Terminal App to see ALL the (documented and undocumented) defaults you can set. These changes only take place for subsequent Terminals that you bring up. Eric Ly CSLI, Stanford University
mmeyer@next.com (Morris Meyer) (09/29/89)
In article <30217@news.Think.COM> fad@think.com (Franklin A Davis) writes: >I'd like the system to remember when I resize a terminal window, and >have it always come up big. >I'd also like to change the font size in a terminal window. > To change the font: csh % dwrite Terminal NXFixedPitchFont Courier To change the font size: csh % dwrite Terminal NXFixedPitchFontSize 14 To change the number of lines: csh % dwrite Terminal Lines 40 To change to number of columns: csh % dwrite Terminal Columns 132 >Any way? If so, where was this documented, so I don't waste the net's >time in the future? Go to the browser and open /NextLibrary/Documentation/NeXT/SysRefMan/18_tools.wn or search for Terminal in DL. Hope this helps. --morris -- Morris Meyer NeXT, Inc. Software Engineer 3475 Deer Creek Road NeXT OS Group Palo Alto, CA 94304 mmeyer@next.com 415-780-4683