Scott Caissie wrote:
> If I set someone's font size through a login script, the screen will not be
> fully maximized when its launched.
>
> Its missing the bottom 1/5th of the window, and it IS considered maximized,
> so the maximize command doesn't work. For certain users, the font size must
> be different.
>
> The way I get around this is to: set font, restore, than maximize.
> When the user logs on the screen jumps around a bit. Doesn't seem proper.

Its a bug and a combination of operations that most likely wasn't
tested. You have not provided the set of commands you are using
so I'm not even sure how to attempt to reproduce it. However, you
should be aware that it is not possible to issue a SET TERM FONT command
and not specify a height. The default height is 12 when it is not
specified.

If you need to control the font on a per user basis I suggest you do
it by starting K95G with different command line options specifying the
desired facename and height.

Jeffrey Altman

this is what I have for coding

set gui font courier_new 16 (10-18 depending on the user. which ever permits
proper viewing)
set gui window resize-mode scale-font
set gui window run-mode restore
set gui window run-mode maximize

and ya I know about the font type & height needing to be declared at once.
This set of lines work but its awkward when loading the client jumps around
as it as it goes through re-sizing. Not a big deal really.

The origin of the problem is that we have a multitude of Monitor sizes. The
Fields that we type in, which are indicated by long underscores/underlines,
aren't viewable for some users unless they resize it.



"Jeffrey Altman" wrote in message
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> Scott Caissie wrote:
>> If I set someone's font size through a login script, the screen will not
>> be
>> fully maximized when its launched.
>>
>> Its missing the bottom 1/5th of the window, and it IS considered
>> maximized,
>> so the maximize command doesn't work. For certain users, the font size
>> must
>> be different.
>>
>> The way I get around this is to: set font, restore, than maximize.
>> When the user logs on the screen jumps around a bit. Doesn't seem proper.
>
> Its a bug and a combination of operations that most likely wasn't
> tested. You have not provided the set of commands you are using
> so I'm not even sure how to attempt to reproduce it. However, you
> should be aware that it is not possible to issue a SET TERM FONT command
> and not specify a height. The default height is 12 when it is not
> specified.
>
> If you need to control the font on a per user basis I suggest you do
> it by starting K95G with different command line options specifying the
> desired facename and height.
>
> Jeffrey Altman

Scott Caissie wrote:
> this is what I have for coding
>
> set gui font courier_new 16 (10-18 depending on the user. which ever permits
> proper viewing)
> set gui window resize-mode scale-font
> set gui window run-mode restore
> set gui window run-mode maximize
>
> and ya I know about the font type & height needing to be declared at once.
> This set of lines work but its awkward when loading the client jumps around
> as it as it goes through re-sizing. Not a big deal really.
>
> The origin of the problem is that we have a multitude of Monitor sizes. The
> Fields that we type in, which are indicated by long underscores/underlines,
> aren't viewable for some users unless they resize it.

If the goal here is to always start K95G with "Courier New" as the font
and you want the window maximized?
If so,

k95g.exe