Adjust the default size of windows
Changing the size of a window sets the default size of subsequent windows
you open for that particular program or folder. For example, if you're using
WordPad, and you want your document windows to open to the same size, you
can resize one document window, and then any document windows you later open
will be the same size.
To resize a window
To change the height, point to the top or bottom window border. When the
pointer changes into a vertical, double-headed arrow , click the border, and
then drag it up or down.
To change the width, point to the left or right window border. When the
pointer changes into a horizontal, double-headed arrow , click the border,
and then drag it to the right or left.
To change the height and width at the same time, point to any window corner.
When the pointer changes into a diagonal, double-headed arrow , click the
border, and then drag it in any direction.
Note
You can't resize a window that's minimized or maximized.
Source: Windows Help
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Hope this helps
Gerry
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Stourport, England
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news:...
It could have been a M$ update, I have made one or two in the past month.
But
I'm normally real picky about what updates I'll let it install. Mostly just
security updates. I've hidden all video updates cause it just totally screws
my
window.
Just recently when I hit full screen for all programs, it goes to the top of
the screen. and the bottom locks up 1/4 inch above the status bar.
To get full screen the way hitting the FS button I have to go to normal
mode,
and resize the window top and bottom. The windows will move to the status
bar,
and the top, but I'm guessing something is telling all the programs that
full
screen is now 1/4 inch higher and shorter than it was awhile back.
How do I get the full screen back to full screen ?
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