when I click on link in IE, new browser does not expand to full size?
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i'm wondering here the same thing
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u may need to dowload a new version of internet explorer like i did
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if you upgraded to the new internet explorer then it is the Active Script features. You should try and use firefox and see if the links work then.
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It is very simple. Open one explorer window and open one link in new window (that should open with small size as you told). Resize that new window to your intended size. Now, close all explorer windows and again open explorer window, this you will get size of window of size that was previously set.
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I think the problem is probably screen resolution. I know you said that you've tried adjusting your screen width, but maybe your monitor is too small for everything to fit on.\n\nYou see, in HTML (website programming), when you type something, and it reaches the end of a line, it jumps to the next. Likewise, if all the links can't fit on one line, one will jump to the next line.\n\nStill, it is strange that the link appears over a text box. Maybe it is something wrong with Yahoo's programming, but I doubt it. My searches are working fine.\n\nTry setting your text size by going to View -> Text size. Select a text smaller than the one currently selected. (This is for Internet Explorer)\n\nHope that could help...
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See this article for an explanation:\n\nhttp://webtips.dan.info/new-window.html
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dont left click link, use right click then open link in new window. that will do the trick.
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To view the full webpage...go to your desktop...rightclick your mouse and go to "properties"..then "settings"...then change screen resolution to 1024x768 then click apply.\n\nGood Luck
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It is not a big Problem, just go to View in the internet explorer, then to text size and then adjust it as small or medium anything you like, everything will be ok...\nview<text size<medium... thats it
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Firefox understands "max-width".\n\nIE will ignore it.\n\nSo, if your HTML is working in IE, add max-width.
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In Internet Explorer:\n1. Open up the browser\n2. On the top menu go to View > Text Size - and change it (mine is set to Medium
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Its how the website's javascript handles the new window open. You should get the new I.E 7.0. It has tabbing and you can actually force it to open a new window whenever you click a link. Or you can also get http://www.mozilla.com and install FireFox or Mozilla and it has tabbing too. Try another browser to implement this.
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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 mean in your browser...\n\nGo to: \nVIEW\nTEXT SIZE\nselect which size you'd like\n\nor the scroll mouse trick will do it
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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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Itz not a big problem....You just have to go to the VIEW MENU of Internet Explorer Menus then click TEXT SIZE and change the text size to the smaller then the selected one...Suppose if Larger is selected then change it to medium...
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Click view at the top of the internet explorer browser window then click text size then reduce it to a normal size.  does that help?