In <list-11340335@2rosenthals.com>, on 12/11/24
   at 09:21 PM, "Peter Moylan" <ecs-isp@2rosenthals.com> said:

I see. After some digging at the new Hobbes archive, a little GPL
utility called 'Console' turned up, that does just that: it will adjust
the font size for DOS or OS/2 VIO sessions (and much more!)

Thanks. I've saved that information to look at later when I have more
time.

Packrat that I am, I had a copy of console stashed away in my archives and
had forgotten about it.  For this job, it's a easier solution than apmtst.

I took a quick look at the console sources.  Despite the author's claim of
being new to C, the code is a good example of how to implement this kind
of tool.

I thought I recognized some of the coding style.  Turn's out Andrew
Zabolotny is also the author of lxlite, which is  written in Pascal.