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I do this:
Drag an open window or program manually to fill the whole screen or monitor. Click on the title bar to drag the window to the upper-left or upper-right corner of the screen. Place the mouse cursor on the lower-right corner until the cursor changes to a line with two arrows, and then drag the window
But it will not stay if I return to the website...
Not sure what browser you are using but typically you can right click the shortcut and go to properties then in the drop down menu under RUN change it to Maximized.
Thanks Nunob..but not what I'm looking to do.....anyone else have and idea..
Assuming you mean a browser ... Close all but one browser window, resize it like you described, (drag the edges out), then while holding down the [Ctrl] key, click the red [X] at the top right corner of the browser window. The next time you open that browser, the window size should be the same size as when you last closed it.
Your pretty Amazing my friend.....It worked perfectly....Big wave to you...how do you undo it..I guess in my hast I did not sizes it quite right...Quote:
Originally Posted by SpywareDr
:wave:
You're welcome. :)
To re-do it, open one browser window, resize to whatever you like, [Ctrl]+Mouse-click-the-red-[X] to close.
You do mean the red X that is located by the refresh up & down arrows..right..remember I'm using XP...my red X is the stop buttonQuote:
Originally Posted by SpywareDr
The red [X] at the top right corner of the browser window.
Hummm..mine are all black....
Sorry to hear that. ;)
Here is a quote out of the blue has no meaning to what you are posting but you may find it ok:) I had xp rebuilt to win 7 ITUNES comes up with one double click, no more clicking and waiting for it to come alive:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Twigs