Why can't I view full screen applications?
106340
what does it do when you try, otherwise I'll just assume its direct X, or not properally installed drivers for your card.
976753
Do what Anwar said. Uncheck Group similar icons. \n\nBut if the problem is that you can READ them, then you can click on the edge of the bar and drag it to make it bigger. Then you can have more full sized icons.
924680
It is basically like having an extra screen area on one screen. It allows you to have:\n\nthe full-screen views of two applications at once, one on each screen, or\n\none full screen view spread across the two monitors. \n\nThe latter is convenient for instance when you have 100 columns on an Excel spread sheet. You don't want those columns to be squished into one monitor.
963939
My guess is that you've copped some sort of infection which has tinkered with you system settings. There are programs which will allow you to adjust almost any program to minimise to the system tray instead of the taskbar, but it is not an XP default behaviour, and even these ap's would need to be installed and configured deliberately. Try re-setting your theme via "display" settings, but I get the feeling you are going to need to run a malware and virus scan to be sure.\n\nIn the mean-time though, you can always use the alt + tab keys to cycle through all your open applications, no matter where they are minimised to
476682
i have never seen this problem before - maybe you could be more detailed as to what it IS doing?\n\n//edit//\nafter seeing that picture, i believe i understand whats going on....play around with those dotted-line borders, and move them until you can see the taskbar window pane icons (the windows you have running and the windows you have up)\nbasically all that seems to have happened is that that specific part of the taskbar is being hidden due to the enlarged size of other parts (quick launch)\n\nif you still cant seem to get it, email me on superXero07@comcast.net, i should be able to help ya
815253
It is because your Screen Resolution. \n\nSimply right click on your desktop (not the icon) --> click "Properties" --> click "Setting" tab --> At "screen resolution", move the amount to 800x600 or 1280x800 depend on what you usually use.\n\nThen click "Apply". Usually it will give you a preview so you know how thw desktop look like.
61968
Start>Control Panel>Java\n\nchange the settings there, under the "Advanced" tab.\n\nUPDATE: You're in "Category View". Open up Control Panel, on the left look to where it says "Switch to Classic View". After switching to "Classic", you'll see it.
891302
From here, but u can only download the viewer.  http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/Browse.aspx?displaylang=en&productID=4289AE77-4CBA-4A75-86F3-9FF96F68E491\n\nu can get the full version of the program by buying the Microsoft Office Suite.
70970
Have you tried going into my computer and then "add/delete programs"? The debugger maybe under another company name. Check out items under windows explorer (if you're running windows and not an apple system). That way you can view things without doing any harm.
632692
You can try clicking on them at the bar at the bottom.  If you can't see the bar, try holding the <alt> button and pressing <tab>.  This will allow you to flip through any programs you have open.  If still nothing, the window might have gotten closed by accident.
94415
You should already use the whole screen.Try using F11.\n\nEDIT: Increase the resolution or if it appears black on each side mess with the settings like where the power button is. The setting would have something to do the the Horizontal Position.
649695
You can try downloading OpenGL Extension Viewer from here:  http://www.realtech-vr.com/glview/download.html\n\n\nAlso try to search Google for "OpenGL test" to see if any of those run on your machine. Try http://www.stephan-brumme.com/download/grafik/ActiveXOpenGL.html\nfor a quick test.
912947
Here's one:\n\nhttp://mudandmuck.com/str2/dog.htm\n\nThe higher your screen resolution, the better.\nStand back from the screen too.
926455
right click the empty screen and go to properties...go to setting/display and adjust as you want
559025
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.
943394
What it sounds like you have done, when it only goes to half of screen is reall just expanded it not moved it. What you need to do is, using your mouse and the left button, click on the task bar in a space where nothing is and keeping the left button down move your mouse to the area, top, bottom, left or right  you want the task bar to be..
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I think I know you what you mean:\n\nPress F11 on your keyboard - if it goes to full size then press F11 again\n\n(After reading your previous question - the View button is on top between Edit and Favourites)