Ah! okay ...
Then it may be a font problem.
I mean: They're wanting the same screen geometry, is that correct?
If so, then when you maximize, X3270 would need different fonts to work with.
This is getting beyond me. Best I know about X fonts is to select "huge" when I want to similarly enlarge an XTERM.
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They don't desire a odd model configuration, just a way to blow up a mod
2 screen, then put it back.
Richard Troth wrote:
> I've never gotten that behaviour from the maximize button on X3270, but
> I regularly use its "-oversize" option. Works great, if it will be
> enough for your customer.
>
> -- R;
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>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Rich Smrcina [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Subject: OT: x3270 full screen
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> Does anyone using x3270 on Linux know how to get the emulator to expand
> to full screen mode using the maximize button on the Window (or less
> desirable a key combination)? I have a customer that uses another
> emulator and they can expand to full screen, they would like to convert
> some of their users to x3270 under Linux. This 'feature' appears to be
> missing.
>
> Thanks.
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