Windows 7 how do I change the size of one window/pane

Hi kas,

it sounds like the issue is with the program and not windows 7. Is it possible to access any options for the software? If so you might be able to resize the windows it appears in. If that isn't possible try going through the FAQ at the Canon site:

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If you cannot find what your looking for then please list your actual camera and I'll look for you..

Kemical,
Thanks for the shout..I did go to the canon site but to no avail
The camera is a canon sx30 is ...if you find any more info I would appreciate it
Kas

Kas can you check this page and tell me if you see your software? If so, try downloading a version compatible for windows 7. I'm not sure what you upgraded from, either xp or vista, but see if an updated version will help.

PowerShot SX30 IS

yes that is the one I did download that prog and I still get the large screen....I thank you for your help....Being new to w7 I was so concerned with getting programs to work...what I am doing is plugging the camera into the pc and looking at the pictures thru explorer...and I can do everything from there...I forgot about the simple things..I am making friends with w7 but after all these years with xp old habits are hard to break..

However there is one thing You can do for me is direct me to a partition program....I have a new HP laptop with a 500 gb hd and on the hd there are 3 partitions C:= main os d:= hp files e:...........HP does it like that if there are any problem they have the files right there on the pc.........So I want to partition C: and the reason is in case there is a disruption of the OS, like a virus I have to replace the OS and if I do that all of the data files go with it...I partition my hard drives and keep my data file separate from os...It has to be easy as I am an old guys and I get confused easily....I like smaller partitions because they seem faster and they are easier to defrag...................thats my story and I am sticking to it!!!

Any how any thing You can do is appreciated

regards,
Kas

It was called windows camera....but for right I will use explorer that will do the job...I have too many other things to do on this pc.
Thanks for the tip for partitions
Kas