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Yeah, you can do that. It even does the sane thing with regard to lines.
by InclinedPlane 11y ago
Yeah, you can do that. It even does the sane thing with regard to lines.
- douche 11y agoNo more rectangular console text selection? I've got to find a way to turn that on, I guess. My Win10 box is still doing the same old thing. Also, seriously, is there a way to get the console to reliably remember the size and layout settings between launches? At least half the time I launch something with a console window, it's smashed into a 80x25 window, with the ridiculously low 300 line scroll history.
- Stratoscope 11y agoFor the text selection, see my other comment in this thread and turn on the "Enable line wrapping selection". For the command window size and scrollback buffer, I've always had good luck - in Windows 10 and older versions - by setting the options in the Layout tab of the command prompt property pages. I also use the Font tab to select Consolas. It is true that some programs that open their own command window don't follow these settings, but I usually open cmd.exe and go from there.
- mschuster91 11y agoIf the command is lauched from a link, right click on it, click Properties, edit the config, hit OK.
- InclinedPlane 11y agoYeah, there's a word wrap selection setting in win10. For window size that's been easy to fix since forever. Just click the upper left corner icon and select either properties or defaults. Properties changes the settings for the shortcut if it was launched from one, defaults changes the settings for all cmd windows. In addition to window size and selection mode you can change the font and colors and whatnot.
- saratogacx 11y agoHold down alt when making the selection and you'll select in block mode instead of line mode.