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WINDOW - Change the window state or title

 
 Purpose:    Minimize or maximize the current window, restore the default 
             window size, or change the window title. 
             
 Format:     WINDOW [MIN | MAX | RESTORE | /POS=x,y,width,height | "title 
             "] 
             
             title :  A new title for the window. 
             
             /POS(ition)                     
 
 See also:  TITLE. 
 Usage 
 The WINDOW command is used to control the appearance and title of the 
 current window.  WINDOW can only be used to specify one change to the 
 current window at a time; to perform more than one operation, you must 
 use multiple WINDOW commands (see examples below). 
 WINDOW MIN reduces the window to an icon, WINDOW MAX enlarges it to its 
 maximum size, and WINDOW RESTORE returns the window to its default size 
 and location on the desktop. 
 You can use the /POS option to set the location and size of the window on 
 the desktop.  The x and y values of the /POS option select the window's 
 origin while the width and height values determine its size. 
 If you specify a new title, the title text must be enclosed in double 
 quotes.  The quotes will not appear as part of the actual title. 
 For example, to maximize the current window and change it's title, you 
 must perform two WINDOW commands: 

 
         [c:\] window max
         [c:\] window "JP Software / CMD.EXE"
 
 
 Options 
    /POS:   (Position) Set the window position and size on the screen. 
             The syntax is /POS=x, y, width, height where the values are 
            specified in pixels or pels.  x and y refer to the position of 
            the top left corner of the window relative to the bottom left 
            corner of the screen. 
 

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