Why don’t I see the 24th line in the output when I am running a DOS program within a ssh session?
If the client you are using communicates the terminal window size larger than 80*24, Pragma Fortress will support that window size. if no window size is communicated by the client, then default window size is 80*24 lines. PC programs are typically written to output 80*25 lines. So we can show one fewer line and the 24th line is hidden. If you scroll down with arrow key you can seen the 24th and 25th line. The line we show or hide will be configurable. Our Pragma Fortress Client supports window size of 80*25 or higher. It is better to use our client or any other client that communicates the window size. back My terminal only supports 24 lines, this causes the last line to not display correctly. Answer: Because DOS programs support a minimum of 25 lines, we have re-mapped the last 25th line to the 24th line. This enables the last line to be seen, which in most cases is very important. We do not recommend using a client that does not support at least 25 lines.
