BlueJ Terminal Window

Hi,
I am using bluej for my java assignment. I have made a controller which tests all the methods and accordingly displays the output in the terminal window.
I am however finding that only a limited amount of the output is shown in the terminal window. So basically the top section of the output is cut off. I have made no errors in my actual coding. It is something to do with the terminal window. Is there any way in which i can resolve this?
Thanks

So basically you're asking how to scroll the terminal window in BlueJ, or perhaps why it doesn't scroll?
That's a question about the product and not Java, right? So perhaps this wasn't the best place to ask it?

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What about setting the
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sgobin wrote:
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