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To maintain portability with the UNIX text system, I'm using a MS-DOS box for STDOUT. &nbsp;But unlike UNIX, DOS doesn't have a scrollback bar. &nbsp;Is there a way around this so that when I run a program in VC++, I can see more than 25 lines of output??
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To maintain portability with the UNIX text system, I'm using a MS-DOS box for STDOUT.  But unlike UNIX, DOS doesn't have a scrollback bar.  Is there a way around this so that when I run a program in VC++, I can see more than 25 lines of output??

VC++ MS-DOS Scroll-Back?

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