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Center console in ConEmu workspaceĭraw console content in center of ConEmu window. You may force window size selection, or leave the automatic selection. Old DOS programs may be run under console sizes: 80x25, 80x28, 80x43 or 80x50. Ctrl+Line Up: To scroll up by one line, use this key combination. Ctrl+Page Dn: This lets you scroll down by one page. Ctrl+Page Up: This key combination lets you scroll up by one page. Ctrl+End: This allows you to scroll down to your cursor. Full console output (up to specified count of lines) will be available via Far macro (CtrlO.reg) Following are some key combinations that are useful in scrolling through the Linux terminal. Upper left corner of ConEmu in Normal mode This is in pixels Console buffer height Long console outputĪutoexpand bufferheight to specified number of lines, while Far executes console commands. Upper left corner of ConEmu in Normal mode This is in pixels Y ‘800px’) for strict pixel size Window position (pixels) I can scroll without errors when I'm not in this terminal UI. ‘40%’) for monitor-relative size Use ‘px’ suffix (e.g. When using a console UI tool like FAR Manager, scrolling seems to throw a Unable to preventDefault inside passive event listener invocation. Height of console window Use numbers for size in cells Use percent sign (e.g. ‘40%’) for monitor-relative size Use ‘px’ suffix (e.g. Width of console window Use numbers for size in cells Use percent sign (e.g. This page was generated automatically from ConEmu sourcesĬonsole size and Window position Show (and) store current window size and position Auto save window size and position on exit Apply Window size (cells, pixels or percents)