How do I make Internet Explorer open in Maximized (screen) mode by default?
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Usually Internet Explorer remembers the last position/size it was from when you last closed it. Try opening IE, maximizing it and then closing it again, next time you click on that same icon it should open up maximized.\n\nIf IE is closed when it's not maximized then next time it is used it will be the same size as before.\n\nIf you're using shortcuts from a program for example "ObjectDock" then the windows always seem to open up non maximized, so make sure your opening IE from either a desktop shortcut or the start menu.\n\nHacker
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In Internet Explorer, click Tools, Internet Options, Advanced, Restore Defaults.
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in internet explorer click on the top left VIEW, then shroll down to text size and select the one that you like
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Check that you have not selected "Open Browser window in minimum" In the IE properties Advanced settings.
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G'day,\n\nGo to the webpage that you want it to be default.  Click Tools-Internet Options.  In the Home Page block, just click "Use Current" button and it will be your default page next time you access IE.\n\nGood Luck!
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Take a look here :   http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/support/default.mspx
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go here http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/default.mspx
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just change window size  without click on maximize  then the new window \nwill open automatically as the new size
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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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Launch Internet Explorer. \nSelect File | Page Setup... from the menu. \nAdjust the margins to your liking. \nClick OK.
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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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Most browsers I've seen have a button you can click to have them check to see if they're the default.  \n\nIn Internet Explorer, it's in Tools/Internet Options/Programs at the bottom of the window.  In Firefox, it's in Tools/Options/General, under "Default Browser".\n\nOpen your browser of choice, if you can find it, and look for that type of option and click on it.
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Do you have internet Explorer or other web browser? Anyway, go to Add/Remove Programs in Control Panel and click on the 'Set Program Access And Defaults' tab on the left. Scroll down to the part that says 'Internet Browser' and set one of the programs from a list of available ones as Default.
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Close it in when the window is maximized.  It should open in the maximized position the next time you open it.
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It sounds like you might be in Kiosk mode with the Hide Toolbars option selected.  When Internet explorer is focused, press the F-11 key to get out of Kiosk mode.
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Open IE, go to Help at the top and 'About Internet Explorer'
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In Internet Explorer, at the top of the screen go to View, then Text Size and try changing that.