Windows 8 quick browser question!

Jimbo22

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• Feb 27, 2015

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Was this something that you did in previous windows versions?

 

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Nicole McGray

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nope it worked in this version as well. I'm pretty sure it's just a setting but not sure how to change it

 

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Jimbo22

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I'm not sure....hopefully someone who might know will jump in.

 

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Josephur

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Hmm so what your saying is you're trying to get a browser to automatically resize it's contents as you're resizing a window.. I just checked and it works for me in IE, FireFox, and Chrome. I am not sure what would grant the ability to do this, I'm pretty sure it's just there.. that being said perhaps you don't have accelerated graphics driver or the correct/latest graphics driver installed (maybe that's required to do the on the fly rendering)?

 

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Nicole McGray

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Josephur said:

Hmm so what your saying is you're trying to get a browser to automatically resize it's contents as you're resizing a window.. I just checked and it works for me in IE, FireFox, and Chrome. I am not sure what would grant the ability to do this, I'm pretty sure it's just there.. that being said perhaps you don't have accelerated graphics driver or the correct/latest graphics driver installed (maybe that's required to do the on the fly rendering)?

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yes that is what I am saying. It worked fine one day and not the next. I have tried both IE and chrome and nothing on my computer has changed.

 

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