How to make screens open at full size?
Tim
Southwest PA Icrontian
One annoying problem I've had in Windows 2000 Pro and Windows XP computers for a while now is that when you click on a new page or something, the windows do not always open at full screen size.
They'll open at a size that takes up only 1/4 to 1/2 of the screen, then I have to go to the top right and click the little button to full size the image.
I'd like to have the new windows open at full size right from the start.
Are there any settings in 2000 and XP that will make this happen?
They'll open at a size that takes up only 1/4 to 1/2 of the screen, then I have to go to the top right and click the little button to full size the image.
I'd like to have the new windows open at full size right from the start.
Are there any settings in 2000 and XP that will make this happen?
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There are third-party programs that will do what you want but I've had mixed luck with them, not to mention that it adds another process running full time.
(I'm assuming you're using IE)
What I do now is this:
1) Open one browser window
2) Click a link that will open a second browser window
3) In the second browser window, use the click-and-drag resize method (do NOT maximize the window!) to make the window fill the screen
4) Close the first browser window, then close the second one
The next time a second window opens it will be full-screen (but not maximized). Sometimes a site's pop-up window will screw up your settings. When that happens, repeat steps 1-4.
http://www.mvps.org/winhelp2002/ietips.htm
Not sure about that javascript trick, I just tried it and it did not seem to work. Try the reg hack at your own risk The source is a reputable site.
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