I recently upgraded to a new laptop. It came with Windows 10 and has a 4K display, so this could be an issue with either change from my previous setup (Windows 7 and 1920x1080 display).
Take Command always shows its windows size as 78x21 and limits the text it will display based on that. If I resize the windows to be smaller than that TC does reduce the amount of text to fit properly, but no matter how large a window I create it is always limited to 78x21. I can fill most of my screen with a huge window and get text only in the upper left corner with the rest of the window empty.
Just to be clear, the window works normally except that text begins to wrap at column 78 and to scroll at row 21, even if there is plenty of open space to the right and below. It acts exactly like it would if the window were much smaller.
I do not have this problem if I open a console window with just TCC, it only happens with Take Command.
Can anyone tell me why this is happening and how I can fix it?
--Bob Q
Take Command always shows its windows size as 78x21 and limits the text it will display based on that. If I resize the windows to be smaller than that TC does reduce the amount of text to fit properly, but no matter how large a window I create it is always limited to 78x21. I can fill most of my screen with a huge window and get text only in the upper left corner with the rest of the window empty.
Just to be clear, the window works normally except that text begins to wrap at column 78 and to scroll at row 21, even if there is plenty of open space to the right and below. It acts exactly like it would if the window were much smaller.
I do not have this problem if I open a console window with just TCC, it only happens with Take Command.
Can anyone tell me why this is happening and how I can fix it?
--Bob Q