Full screen through batch command?

问题

I have a batch script under Windows. When anyone will click on that script I want the command window to become full screen like we do by keyboard shortcut [Alt+Enter].

Can it be done automatically using any command in batch file?

回答1:

In Windows XP, you need to start your program maximized (but not full screen) via "start /max" as follows:

start "Winow Title" /MAX "C:\batches\myfile.bat"

This command would be inside your original batch file, and call the real bath file.

I don't think there's a way to change the full screen-ness of an executing "cmd" command from within a batch file absent someone writing a special app to do so by emulating sending Alt+Enter to the parent process.

In Windows 7 (and probably Vista) you must run inside XP virtual machine for full screen mode.

回答2:

There is none. You can write a small program doing so for you, though. There is the SetConsoleDisplayMode function.

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4914858/full-screen-through-batch-command