HOW DO I get whole page to show on the screen without using the width scroll bar?
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You could increase your screen resolution to show more stuff on screen at the same time but some webmasters may have set their page to be a specific width so other users have find the same thing on the website you're having trouble with...this was common years back but has gotten better as of late.  Setting a 'relative' width is now a common thing that averts this problem.
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If you're using IE8, look to the top, right of your screen for 'Page', click and scroll down to text size and select a larger size
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Some webpages are set to be a certain size to maintain their layout etc. On v high resolutions, this means that when the page is centered in the browser, theres unusued space. This is even more pronounced on widescreen format monitors
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i hope you are using the window mode of Dos Prompt. If not, press Alt + Enter. \n\nIn the window mode, the scrollbar comes by default. In case it is not coming, go to properties of the window (By clicking on the icon in top left of title bar and choosing properties).\nIn the layout tab under properties, increase the height buffer of the window to see the scrollbar.
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I'm going to guess you are a designer like me who encourages "fluid" or "liquid" displays that use all of the screen's real estate. I worked on a fluid site for a number of years and realized that sometimes my design might look a little different than I intended it at certain browser sizes. It is also sometimes difficult to get items to layout properly.\n\nHowever, to me the benefits of allowing the user to adjust the screen width outweighed my dislike for how the page might look at some sizes.\n\nMost of Yahoo! uses a fixed screen size. This is probably due to a graphic designer being in charge of the spec guidelines. They probably want everything to be pixel perfect and can't stand the thought of the possiblity of something being out of line.\n\nDesigners need to realize that many users have multiple browsers open at once. If the web sites aren't fluid, then browsing the two sites at once will require using the horizontal scroll bar that nobody likes to use.\n\nI like everything about this site except it rigid width design.
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from the menu, choose view/text-size
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This trick should work.\n\nTurn off your Taskbar's Auto-hide feature, if enabled, and then maximise the problem window. While the window is maximised, increase the height of the Taskbar from one row to two. Allow the maximised window to reset itself to fit into the new area allowed by the taller Taskbar. Now return the Taskbar to its normal single row. This is to try to make Windows re-calculate the window size and boundaries.\n\nIf no joy, run regedit and remove these registry key values which are most likely corrupted:\n\nHKCU&#92;Software&#92;Microsoft&#92;Internet Explorer&#92;Main&#92;\nwindow_placement\n\nHKCU&#92;Software&#92;Microsoft&#92;Internet Explorer&#92;Desktop&#92;\nOldWorkAreas&#92;OldWorkAreaRects\n\nThen reboot.\n\nNote - there is a known bug that causes off-centre windows - check out the following KB article:\n\nhttp://support.microsoft.com?scid=kb;EN-US;Q321268
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Use the Firefox browser.  It lets you control text size.\n\nView-->Text Size-->Enlarge
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With your mouse drag the edges until the page is full. Don't maximize it with the top bar or maximize button, drag it with the mouse.\n\nOnce you have it full size close it. The next time you open it it will open maximized.
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The problem may be that your screen isn't big enough, but most likely, you need to increase the resolution on your monitor.  To do that, go to Control Pannel, click on Display.  Then click on the settings tab.  Increase your screen resolution by moving the sliding bar toward "more".  Click OK, let the monitor adjust.  \n\nYou'll see that everything looks smaller on your computer screen.  But because everything is smaller, the websites will also look smaller, and will therefore be able to fit on your screen better.
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go to view, and make the text the size you want it
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You can do that with a scrap of javascript. To make a link open in a new, sized window:\n<a href="javascript:newWindow ('mypage.html',660,500);">\nThe numbers are height and width respectively. I inserted a space in that line to make it show up on YA.
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ey, if u'r using Internet Explorer , go to :\nView >> Text size >> Medium or small or what every u want ..\nhow is it now ?
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fastest way is to hold down the CTRL key and roll the center wheel on your mouse between the two buttons. this will change the text size on the page\n\nanother way is to click on VIEW > TEXT SIZE > set to medium\n\nyou should experiment with all the settings and functions in your browser or you'll always continue to have trouble like this. that's how i learned it.
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If your use'n Microsoft internet explorer to browse:\n\ngo to view, choose text size, and adjust accordingly
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dont use the max select.when it opens use your mouse and click on edges of the screen and move to the size you want it to be on open.it should stay that size unless you move it again with the mouse.when you do this you will see a double end arrow when you click on the edges..
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Right click on the toolbar at bottom of page.\n\nIn the window that opens select 'keep the taskbar on top of other windows' box and make sure that the auto-hide is also not selected.\n\nYou can also select lock taskbar.\n\nAs an extra if you want it to appear on other part of screen (ie left rigt or top) then left click on it and hold and drag it to the edge you want it to appear. This is sometimes better so that your webpage scroll is not hidden at the bottom.