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Another command line switch find?

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Fire up train.exe with a -? or -help switch.Now we already know about vm:w but what about vm:s? I've tried as many variants of parameters as I could think of but haven't got anywhere. Does anyone with programming experience understand the syntax being discribed?Stuart

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RE: Another command line switch find?

This guy who worked for Simis Holdings Ltd. as a programming team leader under contract with KUJU from July 1999 to May 2001 can perhaps give you the answers ?His is a Canadian named Jerome Jacovella-St.Louis, last at jerome@ecere.com if he is still there ?O t t o

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RE: Another command line switch find?

I tried the vm:w option in the past, specifying both 1024,768 and 1152,864 window sizes. But everytime it would initially pop up to that size, then immediately shrink back to 800,600 window.Also, the mouse cursor behahed a bit too sluggish for quick reaction times, regularly overshooting the target when it did move.Martyn T. Griffin
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