Maximizing it, then reopening it is not working; is there someplace in control panel or something I can do? \nThis is annoying because I have to MANUALLY expand the screen EVERY TIME!
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Open the folder then go to Tools then Folder Options then click the View tab and scroll down to where it says Remember each folders settings and make sure it is ticked.
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Note*  See the long narrow thing on your keyboard?????  it's called the space bar,  try using it!!
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Goto the IE icon on your desktop. Right click.\nGoto properties --> shortcut --> run --> change to maximized --> apply -->ok.\n\nThat should do it.\n\nIf you are using IE7 post a comment. The process is different.
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right click and in property window under setting tab check what is the screen resolution. Try keeping ur frame of the size almost equal to ur screen resolution or change the screen resolution according to ur frame.Either !!
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ok when it pops up right click on it and go to properties --> in the properties there should be a check box that makes it automatically hide ( It will be self explantory as it will say something along the lines of automatically hide the task bar ) basically un check that checkbox and also make sure that the task bar isnt locked.\n\nThen you should be able to make your cursour go into a split cursor which will look like 2 arrows, one facing up and one facing down. you have to get the cursour half way over the desktop and half way over the task bar ( if you move the cursor slow enough before it goes fully on to the desktop you will see it change between the two types of cursor ) Then drag it back down to how you want it :)\n\nLook here :\n\nhttp://www.coolnerds.com/XP/Taskbar/xpTaskbar.htm\n\nHope this helps, if not email me and I will get back to you, just make sure to let me know who you are and what it was you need help with so I dont get confused\n\nThanks
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try adjusting it manually on your monitor .....
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Probably because your screen resolution is different\n\ngo to your desktop\n\nright click in the space and click properties\n\nclick the last tab\n\nresize your screen to 1076x 800\nor 800 by 600
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Try minimizing the window and then maximize it.\n\nOn the bottom right corner of your browser, theres a magnifying glass icon. Make sure its 100%.\n\nGo to View then text size, and make sure its medium.\n\nGo to Tools then Internet Options, then go to ADVANCED and click on Reset Internet Explorer options.\n\nRestart your browser.
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Things you can do for a bigger window:\n1) Change screen resolution to larger (more) in display under the control panel.\n\n(alternate way to get there)\nstart > run > type: desk.cpl > click OK > choose settings tab > change the resolution to more. \n\nDon't worry if the screen goes blank and your monitor can't handle the greater resolution - the change Will be reversed  in 15 seconds unless you click "OK"\n\n2) Right click on the start menu > properties > auto hide task bar.\n\n3) While in the program, normally you can hit key Fll or go to view choose full screen if you need more space.
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1. Open a new window (specific to programs; browser windows have a different registry settings than explorer windows). Make sure that it is THE ONLY WINDOW OPEN.\n\n2. Maximize the window (I'm sure you know how to do this).\n\n3. Close the window. Windows will remember the last window size of a program.\n\n4. When you launch the program again (I assume IE/Firefox) the window will open maximized.\n\nNote that if you launch the program through a different icon than the ones you use to do the steps above (from start menu/quick launch rather than the desktop icon), the new window size is not registered on that icon. You have to do the same steps again for that icon.
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You can't.. Applications that don't allow maximization do it for a reason, either because if you resize, they layout will go out of wack, or for that certain application, you're only supposed to be restricted to that amount of space.\nThis completely depend on your application....
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If you right click the desktop and go to Properties, then Settings, then either the Advanced or Effects buttons, there may be something there you can tweak.\n\nI doubt this will help you, but it may be worth experimenting with.\n\nI looked around too, and I thought I had run across a setting like that, but it's one of those little-used, obscure kinds of things you see, but then forget about.
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I had the exact same problem, and I was able to find a solution... but I don't really know how I did it, and now I'm stuck with the same problem. I just tried a bunch of different advices listed on a site.\n\nThis should repair it; I'm not sure.\n\nhttp://www.d-a-l.com/help/showthread.php?t=47855
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next time u get the open with screen, check the box which says,"always use this program to open this kind of file" and the next time, it shud automatically go to the quicktime thingy.\n\n(plzz rate as best answer)
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Try to put another layout on there..there is all kinds of layouts..some just don't work half the time.
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try clicking on the maximize button on the upper right part of the frame. if that doesn't work, check your resolution by right-clicking anywhere on your desktop wallpaper and select "properties". go to "settings" and check what your screen size is.\n\nif all else fails, perhaps it's your monitor that needs adjusting.
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make the startup position of your window to maximized.\n\nto automatically align your command buttons at runtime, look for a code at\nhttp://www.planetsourcecode.com/