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Hey,
Quit stealing my answers
I waited almost an hour for someone to reply
This just works very well for me.@ everogere, simply use the Win key + Up arrow to maximize problem windows.
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You know, the e-mail window size quite can be somewhere in the system's registry, depending on the e-mail program, but frankly I don't know where it is and do not recommend you travel there. Try to make use of all suggested above, including the shortcut option.
cybercore
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Welcome to the forum, everogere.
1. Open a window
2. Adjust its size or Maximize it, whichever you need
3. Close the Window correctly, File > Exit
4. Next time you open this window it'll be the right size
I'm not sure if there's a registry workaround to set common default size for ANY window.
1. Open a window
2. Adjust its size or Maximize it, whichever you need
3. Close the Window correctly, File > Exit
4. Next time you open this window it'll be the right size
I'm not sure if there's a registry workaround to set common default size for ANY window.
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Thanks cybercore.
I have done that but still only open one window full size.
When I clicked on the link in the email, it opened half size, I maximised, closed properly and reopened, still only half size !!
Dont know what else to do.
I have done that but still only open one window full size.
When I clicked on the link in the email, it opened half size, I maximised, closed properly and reopened, still only half size !!
Dont know what else to do.
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You need to find its shortcut or whatever you use to open it and look for a properties option. You can set it to run maximized there. In the task bar, right click the icon, then right click the program, then properties.
reghakr
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I have found internet explorer and properties and set the window size to max.
If I open lets say yahoo.com it opens full size. If I then right click a link on yahoo's page and request open in a new window its a small window. Its really annoying me now !!
im sorry to be a nuisence.
If I open lets say yahoo.com it opens full size. If I then right click a link on yahoo's page and request open in a new window its a small window. Its really annoying me now !!
im sorry to be a nuisence.
cybercore
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Hey,
Quit stealing my answers
I waited almost an hour for someone to reply
This just works very well for me.@ everogere, simply use the Win key + Up arrow to maximize problem windows.
~~~~~
You know, the e-mail window size quite can be somewhere in the system's registry, depending on the e-mail program, but frankly I don't know where it is and do not recommend you travel there. Try to make use of all suggested above, including the shortcut option.
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