There is an option in the "view" menu to do just this.
The toolbar (and the status bar) are objects -- tell them
to hide themselves:

SF-TOOLBAR HIDE
SF-STATUS HIDE

On Mar 13, 2004, at 7:04 PM, Jason Damisch wrote:

> I don't think that there is a way for us to turn that bar off, as I
> have
> also thought about doing something like that. What I have come up with
> insead is to make a copy of the file FRAME.F and name it
> CONSOLE-CONTROL.F
> and then to hack it to get pretty much the behaviour that I want.
> What I
> ended up with is a window that can not be resized, and does not have
> either
> a menu bar or a button bar. There is a menu at the bottom of the
> screen
> that can change when the screen changes, and the menu items are
> selected
> with a keyboard. The selection which is in inverse video is the one
> that
> gets activated when you press return. The title bar says the name of
> the
> application, not SwiftForth. I almost decided to try to sell an app
> that
> uses it but I'm pretty sure that the TTY.DLL which is what both the
> SwiftForth console, and the application console uses, is not available
> for
> public distribution. That is to say, you may write an app and
> distribute it
> royalty free if you program your own windows from scratch, or you can
> have
> them buy a copy of SwiftForth so they can use the TTY.DLL. Also note
> that
> the console flickers if you are building the whole screen with each
> keystroke.
>
> C:\FORTHINC\SWIFTFORTH\SRC\IDE\WIN32\FRAME.F
>

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