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In article <820051657snx@holly.demon.co.uk>
	   mcr@holly.demon.co.uk "Mark Rogers" writes:

> In article <819966811snz@pdlmail.demon.co.uk>
>    Peter Disdale <Pete@pdlmail.demon.co.uk> writes:
> >
> > Two more questions: (1) do you use textwin, and (2) does your monitor
> > offer a character mode better than 80x25?
> ..
> (1) - Yes;
> (2) - Yes - I use 132x44
>
> How do you do this? TextWin, whilst giving me a screen size of 132x44,
> doesn't seem to let me have individual windows larger than 80x25, and so
> the problem remains.
>
Look for the 'default size' line in textwin.cfg, ie.
#
# default size <width> <height>
#   specify the dimensions of the next window to be created.
#   These dimensions are limited to the terminal dimensions.
#   [Default: 80 25]
#
Try increasing the width to eg. 100 and the height to 27 (allowing for
the borders).  It works for me!
>
> This is, strictly, off-topic, but I've kept it here for now since the
> implications of this determine whether or not any actual development is
> needed.
>
> Mark.

At the risk of straying off-thread, is there anyone here who might mail
me a complete list of VT102 escape sequences?  I sometimes get screen
garbage running lynx via telnet (rsl.ox.ac.uk) and would be interested
to rehack VT102.C (if necessary).  I haven't tried the BigVT102 emul
knowingly, on the grounds that lynx believes it is talking to a VT100.
Or is the command set of a 102 less smaller than the 100?
--
Pete