Minimizing multiple windows so they arent on top of each other.?
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Right click on the taskbar >Properties>and uncheck the "Group similar taskbar buttons" box. Then click Apply...that shud fix it .\nThanks .\nColin.
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I'm not an expert but normally you have both on the screen at the same time, and you use the "move" tool to drag one on top of the other.  It makes another layer.
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System Preferences > Dashboard & Exposé\n\nDisable all your Screen Corners and Keyboard Short Cuts ( "-" on the pull-down)
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You should be able to use "Alt" and "TAB" to shift between programs.  Some programs may stay on top if you set them to, like media player and real player, other than that, I'm at a loss, sorry!
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If what ur trying to say is to shrink the window, then thats damn easy, u can try using ur cursor to resize ur window by wroking on the frames, if you are trying to downsize the font go to view/text size and decrease the font.
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Use a program called 4t Tray Minimizer. It will allow you to put any program into the tray.\n\nIt works very well and best of all it is absolutely free! A link to the program is below.
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Move things according to your mode???  I'm with the previous poster on this one.
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Easy, simply click View,then Toolbars then uncheck the toolbars that you want to hide. Of course reverse the process for the ones you want to use.
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some sites/programs to start\n\nhttp://www.4t-niagara.com/tray.html\nhttp://www.minimize-to-tray.com/\nhttp://www.actualtools.com/windowminimizer/
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I didn't fully understand ur Q\nhowever u can right click on the bars\nand Un-check  "Lock the Toolbars"\nand move it where u want if that what ur problem is
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If you are using Windows, Paint is the best way AFAIK. Open Paint and then under Image select Stretch/Skew.
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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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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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take the curser to the extreme bottom of the screen & simply drag the tool bar out.\n\n\nIf still no success, click on start menu > control panel > task bar & start menu > tick 2 boxes, "lock the task bar" & "keep the task bar on top of the window". Dont forget to click apply & okay
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In Windows, when a window is selected, you can press Alt then Space then "n" to minimize, and Alt then Space then "x" to maximize.
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open your dos window then right click on title bar then choose properties.\nthen goto display options and choose full screen.\nthen choose save properties for future windows with same title.\nit will solve your problem.
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Try adjusting your monitors screen width through the monitor controls.