BC> The next time you start BlueWave, you should be able to do an 
 BC> Alt-Spacebar, then Alt-Enter, and end up back at "Exclusive" 
 BC> Full-Screen, rather then 640x480 on the XP screen. 

 JP>         These two CLIs work fine here, the A-SB and the A-E, back  
 JP> and forth. But my Display is set at 1024 x 768 and thus it  
 JP> reduces all DOS screens. I went to 800 x 600 for a test and it  
 JP> did enlarge the BW and TSE screens. Not fully, I can go wall to  
 JP> wall but not ceiling to floor, if you get the idea. The

you have to remember that the screen size in windows is graphical
dimensions not textual... you can also drag the frame borders to resize the
window, IIRC...

another thing to remember is that the different graphical dimensions are
relational... think of hovering in a helicopter over your house at 50
feet... all you can see is the house... that would be like 640x480... now,
increase your altitude to 500 feet and you can see the house, the yard and
some of the neighbors'... that would be like 800x600... increase your
altitude again to 1000 feet and now you can see the entire neighborhood...
that would be like 1024x768...

you'll note that thru each of these altitude changes, the physical sizes of
the buildings never changed but they appeared smaller... same effect on the
icons and windows as you increase the graphical dimensions ;)

)\/(ark