FYI Here you see the issue on a 15 inch screen (see PDF attachment). After a 'cls' the upper part is cleared, but at the bottom are thus lines remaining which are not cleared.

Does it work for you when 1. Running tcmd.exe 2. Then running tcc.exe in a tab 3. Then typing the command plugin /L 4console64.dll 4. Then typing the commands >which setfont setfont is a plugin command (4CONSOLE) >SETFONT 15 SETFONT: Invalid font index: 15 >echo %_NFONTS 10 >...

In general I am not sure if that changing the font size from the command line will work by design in JPSoft tcmd.exe tcc window. Because there is also a JPSoft native FONT command. According to the JPSoft help: "Usage: This command is only available in Windows Vista and later, and will only...

I do currently not think it works (that is it will not successfully change the font size, as it probably will change nothing): 1. I typed the command to load the DLL plugin /L 4console64.dll 2. Then I checked which functions were loaded plugin /F 4CONSOLE: @BOOL @BUFCHAR...

Yes, that works using e.g. plugin /U * plugin /L 4console64.dll

I think I found it, there is also an 'x64' subdirectory. There you can download ftp://lucky.syr.edu/4plugins/X64/4console64.zip I will try that now.

I tried it, but I got this error: 1. Downloaded and unzipped 4console.zip from ftp://lucky.syr.edu/4plugins/ 2. That gave 2 files 4console.txt 4console.dll 3. I typed the commands suggested in the 4console.txt file plugin /U * set 4console_load=_qe,@icons,seticon plugin /L...

And in tcmd.exe menu 'Options' > 'Configure tcc' > 'Internet" set server = smtp.gmail.com address=<your Gmail email address> user=<your Gmail email address> password=<your Gmail password> port = 587 That is tested and works as expected. Similar for 'sendhtml'

Use the /SSL switch, e.g. sendmail /SSL=2 "[email protected]" "this is my subject" @c:\temp\thisismyemailbody.txt

I have seen the issue occurring now on at least 3 different monitors (of different brands), so it is not likely that a driver upgrade will resolve the issue. As also other users reported the same behavior. (I think if could set the font size via an alias then that would be a possible good...

Actually <CTRL> + mouse 'middle' button. That can increase or decrease the font size.

It can probably be reproduced on any screen size. E.g. in attachment a 17 inch screen and font size = 6 you see then that the bottom lines are not reachable. Note: An easy way to change the font size is to use the mouse 'middle' button. That can increase or decrease the font size.

No No, as far as I can tell at this moment, there are no commands to set the FONT SIZE in an alias.

Actually you do not have to make the font size smaller (e.g. 5 instead of 9), but bigger (e.g. 12 instead of 9) (see also attachment). But that would give some interesting workaround for this issue. You could create a 'cls' alias similar to the following, which I assume would work OK (not...

My current font size is 9. Changing the font size to even smaller would make it barely visible unfortunately. Thanks.