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I'm not sure, maybe this will help:<br />
<br />
START banner.bat /max /normal<br />
<br />
Type: &nbsp;START /? &nbsp;for more info.<br />
<br />
gL,<br />
[r.D]
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I'm not sure, maybe this will help:

START banner.bat /max /normal

Type:  START /?  for more info.

gL,
[r.D]

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that did not sem to change anything
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looking at that, will it change the way that all cmd's open<br />
<br />
if I ran a <br />
start, run, cmd<br />
<br />
would it default open to the same size?<br />
<br />

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looking at that, will it change the way that all cmd's open

if I ran a
start, run, cmd

would it default open to the same size?



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It will only change the position of command consoles with the title &quot;Banner&quot;.
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It will only change the position of command consoles with the title "Banner".

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I have a logon script that has<br />
<br />
start banner.bat<br />
<br />
is there any way to size this to be the same for all that logon
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I have a logon script that has

start banner.bat

is there any way to size this to be the same for all that logon

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