8.5 PC Tools Applications

   If you  run a  PC Tools  non-Windows application  in a  window, or  if you
   switch to it while Windows is running  in standard mode, the display might
   be garbled, because PC Tools applications use  a graphics font that is not
   displayed  correctly  (this  problem  does  not   occur  if  you  run  the
   application in  a full  screen when  Windows  is running  in  386 enhanced
   mode).

   To correct the  problem, start your  PC Tools  non-Windows applications by
   using the  /NF  option.  If your  PC  Tools  non-Windows  applications are
   included in a Program Manager group, use the Properties command to add the
   /NF option to the  command line for the  application. For more information
   about changing application  properties, see Chapter  3, "Program Manager,"
   in the Microsoft Windows User's Guide.

   You  can  also  include  the  /NF  option  in  the  application's  program
   information file (PIF) by typing it in the Optional Parameters text box in
   PIF Editor, or you can use the PC Tools  PC Config program to specify that
   PC Tools applications should use the Text Font to display information. For
   more information about changing an application's  PIF, see Chapter 8, "PIF
   Editor," in the Microsoft Windows User's Guide.


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