An interesting post.

[wtf]

http://www.cplusplus.com/forum/windows/10731/

That topic has already been closed, but I wanted to ask, what If I wanted to do the same thing, but still be able to re-change the size latter.

This also relates to my other question:
http://www.cplusplus.com/forum/general/32711/

As it seems to, at least temporarily, fix my problem. (So I guess it narrows my problem down to something with the screen buffer, a call to cls() also fixes it. )

But I was wondering if there is anyway to dynamically increase the size of the screen buffer if the user enters more input than it can handle or just simply displaying too many lines?

I can always clear the screen buffer (cls()) before the user enters into a particular function, but I was hoping to not have to cls the screen in the middle of the function, so its still possible that the buffer will exceed its limit and start scrolling no matter what size I change the buffer to.

Any ways around this.
Note: I still don't know whats going on... I just know it has something to do with the screen buffer lol!