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April 7th 09, 08:04 PM
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Help with viewing sreen
Can someone help me?? My grandson was on my computer (not anymore) and he
changed something, I do not know what. When I am in one screen and click to open an additional screen, the page does not open full view like it did before. If I press f3 it shows it like I want to view. It is probably a simple change but I am baffled. Hoping someone an help. -- Thanks Lin 
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April 7th 09, 09:37 PM
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Help with viewing sreen
"lin40" wrote in message
... Can someone help me?? My grandson was on my computer (not anymore) and he changed something, I do not know what. When I am in one screen and click to open an additional screen, the page does not open full view like it did before. If I press f3 it shows it like I want to view. It is probably a simple change but I am baffled. Hoping someone an help. The "System Restore" feature of WinXP allows users to turn back the clock to a date before something unknown was changed. But we do not know whether you configured this feature on or off -- consult on-line Help. -- Don Phillipson Carlsbad Springs (Ottawa, Canada)
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April 7th 09, 09:37 PM
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Help with viewing sreen
"lin40" wrote in message
... Can someone help me?? My grandson was on my computer (not anymore) and he changed something, I do not know what. When I am in one screen and click to open an additional screen, the page does not open full view like it did before. If I press f3 it shows it like I want to view. It is probably a simple change but I am baffled. Hoping someone an help. The "System Restore" feature of WinXP allows users to turn back the clock to a date before something unknown was changed. But we do not know whether you configured this feature on or off -- consult on-line Help. -- Don Phillipson Carlsbad Springs (Ottawa, Canada)
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April 7th 09, 11:11 PM
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Help with viewing sreen
lin40 wrote:
Can someone help me?? My grandson was on my computer (not anymore) and he changed something, I do not know what. When I am in one screen and click to open an additional screen, the page does not open full view like it did before. If I press f3 it shows it like I want to view. It is probably a simple change but I am baffled. Hoping someone an help. Try this. Make the window the size you would like it to be or maximize it which ever you like. Then close the window by hitting Alt-F4. That will close the window and when you open it again it should keep the size you set. gls858
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April 7th 09, 11:11 PM
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Help with viewing sreen
lin40 wrote:
Can someone help me?? My grandson was on my computer (not anymore) and he changed something, I do not know what. When I am in one screen and click to open an additional screen, the page does not open full view like it did before. If I press f3 it shows it like I want to view. It is probably a simple change but I am baffled. Hoping someone an help. Try this. Make the window the size you would like it to be or maximize it which ever you like. Then close the window by hitting Alt-F4. That will close the window and when you open it again it should keep the size you set. gls858
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