Apparently, you do not know about a DarkBASIC Pro project.
DarkBASIC Professional projects let you add more control than regualr DarkBASIC projects. Features of these projects include linking more than one source code file without #include, changing cursors and icons, setting version information, and changing the window size and type.
Instead of being just your source and media in a folder, DarkBASIC Pro makes a .dbpro file that handles all the project data. If you try to open a .dba file in DarkBASIC Pro, it will ask you if it wants to make a similar .dbpro file. Or just make a new project by going to File>New Project.
The Project Manager window lets you set project options. To view it, either open your project in Project View Mode (View>Display Mode>Use Project View Mode), or by making sure that the item Show Project Manager under the View menu is checked.
At the right-hand side of your screen should be a thin window with 9 colored tabs underneath a gray interface with light cyan boxes. This is the Project Manager.
To change the size and form of the window, click the red button "Settings" under the Project Manager (one of the tabs). Go to the box under the text "Display Settings." The following options are available:
> Fullscreen - Exclusive Mode: This is the normal fullscreen mode used by the original DarkBASIC. It is the Windowed - Full Screen mode with bit depth.
> Windowed: Shows the program in a standard Window. This is the one you want.
> Windowed - Desktop: Shows the program in fullscreen, but with a titlebar and the taskbar showing.
> Windowed - Full Screen: This is the normal fullscreen mode, selected by default.
> Hidden: No window until SHOW WINDOW is called.
Under Fullscreen - Exclusive Mode and Windowed should be a set of numbers in parenthesis and a PICK button. The numbers in parenthesis shows the window size (the third number under Fullscreen - Exclusive Mode shows the bit depth). The PICK button allows you to change that size.
You should browse around the Project Manager to see what you can do with it and the DarkBASIC Pro Assistant's Help System (the wide window with the help page in it) to find out how it works.
Happy coding!
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