How to see compilation errors PAGEWISE?

Just curious about it.
When we compile a program, and if it contains lots of errors that are not fitting into one scrren (I am talking about DOS screen) what should i do if i want to see all erros in PAGEWISE fasion??
--Bhupendra Mahajan

Dear Bhoopsie:
You can also get scroll bars in a DOS window. Right
t click on the title bar icon. My recommendation is
to use an editor like PFE. It allows one to capture
output.
Good LuckHi fstream,
I couldn't get scroll bars in Dos window, will u please elaborate??
and about PFE.. I will check it out..
--Bhupendra Mahajan

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