Resize script editor window

Hello,
Is it possible to resize Hyperion script editor window? Or is it possible to use another script editor.
In my documents, the scripts are 300 lines long and the script editor displays only 11 lines!
Thanks

Interactive reporting? in the script editor... bottom right corner of object browser ...

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