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Old October 25th 09, 01:31 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics
ian carter
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Default sound recorder user window size

The window that opens for the sound recorder is too small, it does not show
the record buttons. The max screen option is not in place and the window will
not resize.
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Old October 26th 09, 10:40 AM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics
Olórin[_2_]
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Default sound recorder user window size

ian carter wrote:
The window that opens for the sound recorder is too small, it does
not show the record buttons. The max screen option is not in place
and the window will not resize.


In Control Panel Sounds and Audio Devices, on the Voice tab along the top,
do you have anything in the "Voice Recording" section in the middle, or is
it greyed-out/unavailable? If so, it'd make sense that Sound Recorder
wouldn't enable its record button if Windows doesn't know of any way of
feeding an input to it.

Being unable to resize the app and its having no maximise button is normal.


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Old October 26th 09, 10:40 AM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics
Olorin
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Default sound recorder user window size

ian carter wrote:
The window that opens for the sound recorder is too small, it does
not show the record buttons. The max screen option is not in place
and the window will not resize.


In Control Panel Sounds and Audio Devices, on the Voice tab along the top,
do you have anything in the "Voice Recording" section in the middle, or is
it greyed-out/unavailable? If so, it'd make sense that Sound Recorder
wouldn't enable its record button if Windows doesn't know of any way of
feeding an input to it.

Being unable to resize the app and its having no maximise button is normal.


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Old October 26th 09, 11:05 AM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics
M.I.5¾
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Default sound recorder user window size


"ian carter" wrote in message
...
The window that opens for the sound recorder is too small, it does not
show
the record buttons. The max screen option is not in place and the window
will
not resize.


The Sound recorder window is of a fixed size and the size cannot be changed.
There is only one record button - the one with the red circle.

There are better utilities around than Sound Recorder.


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Old October 26th 09, 11:05 AM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics
M.I.5¾
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Default sound recorder user window size


"ian carter" wrote in message
...
The window that opens for the sound recorder is too small, it does not
show
the record buttons. The max screen option is not in place and the window
will
not resize.


The Sound recorder window is of a fixed size and the size cannot be changed.
There is only one record button - the one with the red circle.

There are better utilities around than Sound Recorder.


 




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