how do you change the default size and location of a window when it opens?
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I had the same problem and this took care of it for me.  Hope it helps.\n\n"Here is a technique that often fixes the problem, though it's not guaranteed. First, close all open IE windows, then launch IE again. Right-click on any link and choose Open in New Window. Resize the resulting secondary window to the size you want for all secondary windows.\n\nNow close the window by holding the Shift key and clicking the X icon in its top-right-hand corner. Set the remaining window to the size you want IE to have when initially launched, and close it in the same way. IE should now remember your preferred window sizes. If it forgets after a while, apply this simple fix again."
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If you are using firefox, goto view/text size and select normal, if ie do the same but select the one that brings it back to the one you want
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Window size is a separate setting in each application. Many applications 'remember' what you used last by storing the setting in either an .ini file or in the system registry. If you have a particular application that is giving you irritation, CAREFULLY look in the registry to change the setting or try finding the .ini file (Notepad can open and edit these).
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It does not get any smaller than the size of the Start button. But right click on the start bar and make sure Lock the Taskbar is unchecked. put your cursor over the top of the start bar and pull down or up to the size you want.
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VIEW/TEXT SIZE and pick what you want
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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 on blank spot on your desktop and choose properties. Then choose settings tab. From there you can make the changes.
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Right click on the empty space on the desktop go tp proprites go to Appearance under the dropdown from Items select Icon u have the size 32 as default change as u wish \nie:Right Click>Proprites>Appearance>Items>Icon\nor \nControl Panel>Display>Appearance>Items>Icon
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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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go to desktop>right click>properties>settings and move the screen resoultion cursor
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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/
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move your mouse to the border of the window (when you see the up/down arrow) click, and hold - drag the window to the desired size.
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right click the empty screen and go to properties...go to setting/display and adjust as you want
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If working in Internet Explorer, go to View, Text Size, Largest.\n\nYou can also change your desktop appearance for all programs.  On your desktop screen, right click, the go to properties, settings, change screen resolution to the least amount (far left)
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Open internet explorer, go to menu view|text size and then change size to larger or largest.
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click on view on the top tool bar, scroll down to text size and pick the size wanted
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Right-CLick on the task bar(that is where the start button is) and click on "Tile Windows Verticaly" It should automaticaly resize the windows and put them side by side.