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   From: "Doug Bissett"    
      
   On Tue, 22 Feb 2011 07:40:55 UTC, "James J. Weinkam"     
   wrote:   
      
   > If fMaximize is 0, sInitialShape is ignored and the position is chosen by   
   the system; if fMaximize    
   > is 1, the sInitialShape value only affects the position of the window. In   
   either case, the size is    
   > always 80x25 characters as specified by ~Font Size... On my system the width   
   is 80*character_width+8    
   > and the height is 25*character height+32. The 8 comes from the window   
   borders which are 4 pixels    
   > wide and the extra 24 in the height is for the title bar.   
      
   All good information, but on my system, setting fMaximize to "0"    
   doesn't change the window position, at all. All of my VIO windows are    
   still opening in the same place, one on top of all the others. This is   
   not a real "problem", but sometimes, something will open up behind    
   other windows, and I have no idea that it has happened. At least when    
   they open in different places, I usually notice that something is    
   behind, and I can open it to see what it is. I remember, from playing    
   with this, many years ago, that there is an easy way to restore the    
   operation to the default, but I can't find the information about how    
   to do it.   
      
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