how can i get all windows to come up in the expanded size instead of the min size?
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in the top right of your screen u have 3 boxes.What u want to do is click on the box to mnake it just one box(the larger screen) instead of the 2 little boxes. oh dear,ive just re read that back to myself and it dusnt sound too promising.....but thats what u do. Hope it helps.xx
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right click on your dektop, goto properties>settings..find "screen area" and move the slider, 800x600 is standard..(1024x768 is a bit smaller)then hit apply>ok\n\nyour computer may restart, Windows saves settings when it restarts so you may want to restart before doing anything else.\nthis MAY work for you, it did for me
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i think yer resolution is way off...do the ctrl \n+ alt+delete  and see if explorer.exe is runnin..if not thats yer prob\ndid you remove the preveius driver? b4 the new 1?\n\nright click go to properties and check your resolution try 800 by 600 and move up from there.see if yer bar shows up
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that particular window cannot be resized, it has a set size
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right click on any empty space on your desktop.After that go to the settings tab of the window that opens and then adjust the slider under screen resolution and click ok.
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I can't remember seeing a setting in PM 7 to resize toolbars and am not at a computer right now that has it installed but I doubt there is one.\nMost likely changing the screen size in Display Properties would be the answer (if on a pc that is) but be careful of not going to large or you might not be able to see the OK and Cancel buttons at the bottom of dialog boxes.
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Right click on your desktop and click "properties"\nA "Display Properties" box will pop up.  Click "Settings"\nScroll your screen resolution to the setting you want.\n\nThe higher the pixels, the smaller everything will be on the screen.
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open up as many windows as you want in ms windows, then right click on an empty area on the task bar and click on tile windows horizontally or vertically.\n\nhttp://www.worldstart.com/tips/tips.php/639
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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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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
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If you're asking: "How can I set MSIE up so that when I open a new MSIE window, it opens as Maximized?"\n\nTry this.  When you open a new window move it and "stretch it" to fill the entire screen (do NOT use the Max button or double click the title bar... you must do this manually), then hold down the Alt key and close the window by clicking on the X.\n\nMSIE will now remember this size when new windows are opened.
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Open one window and click and drag to the right size, then hold down shift and click the red x to close the window.\nShift and close together.\n\nHope that helps.\n\nGood Luck.
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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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Left click and hold on the toolbar (preferably where the program buttns come, make sure not to click on a program) and drag it to where it needs to be (top, bottom left, right) \n\nShould work easy!
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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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Easy fix,\n\n 1. Make the window active( click on it on the start bar)\n 2. right click the window\n 3. click on move\n 4. USE ARROW KEYS to move the window into view
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To resize a windows you need to be able to grab it by the edge. If you can see the top or bottom place your cursor over it and it should change to a double arrow. Drag up or down to decrease the size. Then grab the title bar (typically blue on top) and drag the window into place on your screen. You may also need to increase your screen resolution temporarily to see the edges. If you are using a 17" LCD you should be running it at 1280x1024. Most 17" CRTs will do the same resolution and sometimes higher.