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Smelly,

The only thing I can think of at the moment would be to use Windows NT. It's
console window allows you to scroll backwards if you set the console's
screen buffer size height to 999 in the console properties. Good luck.

Randy

Smelly Cat wrote in message <352CFA4E.BA8E10F3@casema.net>...
>Hello,
>
>On default the java application runs in a dos box. So System.out.println
>are send to that place. I would like to scroll up in that place to see
>any other lines I may have printed before the last ones. Is that somehow
>possible?
>I know that the output can also be send to the execution log, but then I
>can't run do to the System.in commands that the execution log seems to
>hang on.
>
>Is there some way to run the application in another shell?
>Or scroll in a dos box?
>Or anything else that might solve my problems in an easy way?
>
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