-=> Quoting Jean Parrot to Bruce Clark <=-

 BC> I believe BW just minimizes to an icon.

 JP> If it does this, it also hides the icon. Dirty trick.

While in the text editor, the Blue Wave program is shut down. 
It is restarted by a .bat file when you exit the text editor. 

The BW icon would end up going to the rear of the stack of icons 
until you call it to the front again. 

Try  and see what that brings up. 

 
 BC> You can also change the size of the 
window by going 
 BC> into the Font part of the Menu and change the font you want to use. 

 JP> Maybe but I will not touch this at all. I have so many other
 JP> ways to mess up BW or TSE Jr. Just last couple of weeks, I could not
 JP> get BWRepfix to work. It does now so I will let it be.

That is a Windows function that determins the size of the DOS window 
by the size of the font you want to use in it. 
Doesn't matter what sort of DOS program you are running. 

It won't mess up BW or the text editor. 

I went through and picked a font that was easy to read, and caused 
the window to almost fill the screen. 


 
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