-=> Quoting Mark Lewis to Jean Parrot <=-

 BC>> You use the mouse on the upper left corner menu
 BC>> AFTER the first use of  to shrink 
 BC>> from full screen to a window.
 
 JP> When I do this Alt-Space, I get a full black screen,
 JP> nothing that I can see to click on, nada ! This is
 JP> when I am in my editor, TSE Jr. now. I never have a
 JP> need to minmize BW per se. I should RTFM the editor
 JP> user's guide, one of these days.  What ?

 ML> methinks that part of the misunderstanding in this thread is that
 ML> ALT-space, ALT-ENTER and such are windows command keys... not offline
 ML> reader or editor keys...

 ML> for example, in win98, ALT-ENTER switches DOS tasks between fullscreen
 ML> and windowed... ALT-space brings up the menu that the top left icon
 ML> controls... top left icon as in similar to the X in the top right of a
 ML> windowed session... 
 ML> another problem you may be facing with winXPP is that there are two
 ML> command interpreters... command and cmd... one is "better" than the
 ML> other but the opposite offers better compatibility with older
 ML> programs... or something like that... anyway, i know that one can
 ML> choose which command interpreter to use per DOS task but i don't know
 ML> how that is done... 
 ML> )\/(ark

Since TSE Jr. is running under the same DOS window as BW, see if you 
can find where the WinXP configuration is for running BW. 
If there are two versions of COMMAND (COMMAND & CMD), see what happens 
if you switch from the one listed to the other. 

As Mark says:  & 
are windows keystrokes 
(though some DOS programs could utilize them, making for a problem). 

The WinXP configuration for running BW should have a place to reserve 
those keystrokes only for the use of WinXP, that way they wouldn't 
be passed on to TSE Jr. 


 
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