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From: Brian                          <brianmcg@Mcs.Net>
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Subject: 50 line console
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I was surprised not to find this in the FAQ:

How does one make a console screen with 50 or more lines?  I see that
cons50 and cons60 exist, so I would assume that there is a corresponding
configuration for the display.