DISPLAY CONFIGURATION GUIDE
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This guide explains how to correctly configure the console window for optimal 
readability and proper text output. This is a one-time setup per executable or script.

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1. OPEN APPLICATION
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Double-click the executable (.exe) or double-click Start_script.cmd and select, 
if 2 scripts are in the current folder:
1 - Portable version
2 - Standard version

The .exe is a C# launcher that opens a .cmd file, which in turn launches the
PowerShell (.ps1) script. Console settings must be configured on the cmd/PowerShell
window that appears, not on the .exe itself.

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2A. CONSOLE HOST (Classic - Properties available)
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Minimize the selection window.

Right-click on the window title bar of the cmd/PowerShell console window.

Select: Properties

NOTE: Console Host stores settings per window title, not per executable.
      If the title changes between runs, you may need to re-apply settings.

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3. FONT (Console Host)
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Select TAB: Font

Font name : Consolas       / Lucida Console
Size      : 20             / 16

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4. LAYOUT (Console Host)
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Select TAB: Layout

WINDOW SIZE
Width    : 118             / 118
Height   : 32              / 40

Click OK to confirm.

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IMPORTANT NOTES
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Only modify the settings shown above. Do not change other options.

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2B. WINDOWS TERMINAL (Graphical Interface Method)
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Minimize the selection window.

Open Settings by clicking the down arrow in the tab bar and selecting Settings
(or press "Ctrl + ,").

FONT PROFILE CONFIGURATION:
1. In the left sidebar, under the "Profiles" section, click on "Windows PowerShell"
   or "Command Prompt" (depending on which profile opens when the .exe is launched).
2. Select the "Appearance" tab.
3. Locate the "Font face" option and select either "Consolas" or "Lucida Console" or
   "Cascadia Mono" or "Cascadia Code".
4. Set the "Font size" to "13" (for Consolas) or "12"
   (for Cascadia Mono/Code or Lucida Console).
5. Click "Save" in the bottom right corner.

WINDOW SIZE CONFIGURATION:
1. In the left sidebar, click on the top option: "Startup".
2. Locate the "Launch columns" and "Launch rows" settings.
3. Set "Launch columns" to 120.
4. Set "Launch rows" to 32 (or 40 if using Lucida Console).
5. Click "Save" in the bottom right corner.

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IMPORTANT NOTES
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Only modify the settings shown above. Do not change other options.

Windows Terminal stores settings per profile.

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EXPECTED RESULT
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Clear text output
No line wrapping issues
Full log visibility
Scrollback enabled

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QUICK SUMMARY
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CONSOLE HOST
Font        : Consolas 20       / Lucida Console 16
Window Size : 118 x 32          / 118 x 40

WINDOWS TERMINAL
Font        : Consolas 13       / Lucida Console 12
              Cascadia Mono 12
              Cascadia Code 12
Window Size : 120 x 32          / 120 x 40

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END OF GUIDE
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