Shell "cmd.exe /C mode con lines=50"
Shell "cmd.exe /C mode con cols=120"

HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-21-8915387-576542518-1062434389-1272\Console\%SystemRoot%_system32_cmd.exe\

HistoryBufferSize: 0x0000012C

HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-21-8915387-576542518-1062434389-1272\Console\%SystemRoot%_system32_cmd.exe\

HistoryBufferSize: 0x000000C8

         CLS	
	Color n/n
	Shell "cmd.exe /C mode con lines=50"
	$logspath=$wkstadrv+"\tivoli\lcf\dat\1\"
	$tivolilogs=$wkstadrv+"\tivoli\lcf\dat\1\remote.dir",$wkstadrv+"\tivoli\lcf\dat\1\lcfd.log",
	$wkstadrv+"\tivoli\lcf\dat\1\lcfd.bk",$wkstadrv+"\branch.txt"
	For Each $log in $tivolilogs
		If Exist ($log)	
			Open (1,$log,2)
			$parse = ReadLine (1)
			Color w+/n
			Do 
				?$parse
				$parse=ReadLine (1)
			Until @ERROR <> 0
			Close (1)
			Color g+/n
			?"Press any key to continue.   "Color y+/n $log	Get $continue
		EndIf
	Next
	Shell "cmd.exe /C mode con lines=25"

 

break on



$previousbuffer=SetCMDBuffersizeHeight()

SetCMDBuffersizeHeight(80)

$currentbuffer=SetCMDBuffersizeHeight()

? "Buffer changed from " + $previousbuffer + " to " + $currentbuffer +"."

? "Open a new CMD Window to see changes."









function SetCMDBufferSizeHeight(optional $lines)

  dim $console,$SBSValue,$SBSHeight,$SBSWidth,$index

  $Console="HKCU\Console"

  $SBSValue="ScreenBufferSize"

  $SBS=dectohex(readvalue($Console,$SBSValue))

  $index=instrrev($SBS,"00")

  $SBSWidth=substr($SBS,$index+2)

  $SBSHeight=substr($SBS,1,$index-1)

  if $lines=""

    $SetCMDBufferSizeHeight=hextodec($SBSHeight)

  else

    if vartype($lines)=3

      $=writevalue($Console,$SBSValue,"" + hextodec(dectohex($lines) + "00" + $SBSWidth),"Reg_DWORD")

    else

      exit -1

    endif

  endif

endfunction





Function HextoDec($s)

  While $s

    $HextoDec=16.0*$HextoDec+Execute("Exit &"+Left($s,1))

    $s=SubStr($s,2)

  Loop

EndFunction

 

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LOL I've never needed to set this stuff with a script either, but I do setup all my DOS Consoles with a LOT of buffer and other settings. Comes in very handy when running DOS type programs and other command line utils.

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