How to change Screen buffer size in Windows Command Prompt from batch script

Question

I know you can do right click properties ->layout and there change it manually.

But how would you go about changing it from a Windows batch script?

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Answer 1

As a workaround, you may use...

Windows Powershell ISE

As the Powershell script editor does not seems to have a buffer limitation in its read-eval-print-loop part (the "blue" part). And with Powershell you may execute DOS commands as well.

PS. I understand this answer is a bit aside the original question, however I believe it is good to mention as it is a good workaround.