Wierd behaviour of MS-DOS Editor while practising Java Programs

Hi
I use the MS-dos editor at my office for practising Java programs. I have three systems connected to one monitor,keyboard and mouse using a switch of Avocent make. I launch MS-dos editor and maximize it using (Alt + Enter). I now switch to some other machine and after say 5 minutes, again switch back to the machine where I launched MS-DOS editor for practice. But the machine does not respond and the screen goes dark without any display. I am forced to hardboot the machine. I am running windows xp. Can anyone please tell me what could be the problem.
Regards
Srinivas

or the videocard has problems maintaining fullscreen text mode superimposed on graphical mode when there is no destination for its output signal.
Whichever, it's hardware.
Of course using the old DOS editor under Windows is foolish to say the least. Use VI instead, or notepad if you have to.

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