Comfortable Octave usage on Windows

[Frank Luis Enrique]

No, I don´t know what's the easy edit mode. Please tell me.

 What I tried to do is to write a .cmd file which opens the command
 line window, changes colours and font and invokes octave, but up to my
 knowledge the colour options are much more limited from the command
 line than from the up-left icon of the window  (just eight color for
 the background and the same for the fonts).

 I teach statistics in an Agronomy programm. My students are not very
 used to the command line, so I have t make a great effort to get them
 engaged with this interface.

 Thanks very much for your answer!
 Luis

 2009/4/28, Tatsuro MATSUOKA <address@hidden>:

> Hello
 >
 >
 >  --- Tatsuro MATSUOKA  wrote:
 >  >
 >  > --- Frank Luis Enrique  wrote:
 >  > The
 >  > > options to make this interpreter more friendly are very limited, just
 >  > > a few options to change the colour of the black background and the
 >  > > font size...
 >
 >
 > Sorry I have misled the above.  You know that change the colour of
the black background and the
 >  > > font size...
 >
 >  Do you use the 'easy edit mode' ?
 >
 >  I forget to mention command line history also being very useful
tool for octave operation.
 >
 >
 >  Regards
 >
 >  Tatsuro
 >
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