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Hi. If you set the type/mode number in the window statement to an odd number, then you have a sizing gadget that reduces the window size you can have (I forget how much).
Hi. If you set the type/mode number in the window statement to an odd number, then you have a sizing gadget that reduces the window size you can have (I forget how much).
Try this (it works on my Amiga): Top: SCREEN 1,640,400,2,4 WINDOW 2,"Interlace",(1,1)-(630,380),30,1 DoSomething: CIRCLE (180,120),50 PAINT (180,120) GetKey: WHILE a$="" a$=INKEY$ WEND EndIt: WINDOW CLOSE 2 SCREEN CLOSE 1 END Maybe you opened a window that was too large for the screen? I hope this helps!
Try this (it works on my Amiga): Top: SCREEN 1,640,400,2,4 WINDOW 2,"Interlace",(1,1)-(630,380),30,1 DoSomething: CIRCLE (180,120),50 PAINT (180,120) GetKey: WHILE a$="" a$=INKEY$ WEND EndIt: WINDOW CLOSE 2 SCREEN CLOSE 1 END Maybe you opened a window that was too large for the screen? I hope this helps!