In mgr, what's the opposite of m_scrollregion()?

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From: Alan J Rosenthal
Date: Mon, 15 Apr 1991 19:44

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In mgr, if I do an m_scrollregion() (aka E_TEXTREGION, aka escape-<x>;<y>t), I
eventually want to turn it off to reset it to the initial state.  The best I
can do is to set the scroll region to be the entire window size.  However, if
the user subsequently resizes the window, they can tell the difference.  So
what's a better way to reset it?

thanks in advance for any hints.  I'll summarize any e-mail responses I get to
the net.

[don't followup this article just to say you don't know what mgr is, please]

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Subject: In mgr, what's the opposite of m_scrollregion()?
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