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BORDER ON|OFF [number]
* Switches the border of the window on or off. If the border is off
there will fit some more characters in a line; this can be useful
when viewing texts with MORE .
* If you run OS1.3-, you should do a CLS or "echo ^L" after
using BORDER OFF.
* If you specify a number after ON or OFF, the window is resized as
large as possible. The number means the wanted distance of the
window top to the screen top in pixels. By specifying a negative
value the window will just not hide the screens menu bar.
eg. border off
border on 0 {fills full screen}
border off -1 {does not hide the menu bar}
border on 10;cls {with OS1.3-}