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The document provides steps to solve the window size problem when using Turbo C++ in Windows Vista or Windows 7. The steps are: 1) open Turbo C++ and ignore the error about fullscreen mode not being supported. 2) The window size may be too small, so right click and select properties. 3) Select the font tab and change the font from "Raster fonts" to a clearer font like "Consolas" or "Lucida Console". 4) Adjust the font size and press OK to enlarge the window size for your monitor resolution.

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C++ Tutorial

The document provides steps to solve the window size problem when using Turbo C++ in Windows Vista or Windows 7. The steps are: 1) open Turbo C++ and ignore the error about fullscreen mode not being supported. 2) The window size may be too small, so right click and select properties. 3) Select the font tab and change the font from "Raster fonts" to a clearer font like "Consolas" or "Lucida Console". 4) Adjust the font size and press OK to enlarge the window size for your monitor resolution.

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How to solve the window size problem of turbo c++ in windows vista or windows7 Turbo C++ will not

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Now change the font size and press OK 5)Window size has been enlarged . Adjust the font size so that you get correct window size for your monitor

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