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Old December 24th 09, 07:18 AM posted to alt.windows7.general
Walter E.[_2_]
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Default Windows 7 and IE8 problem

I bought a new Windows 7 computer from HP. Windows 7 comes with IE8.

Turns out that most people have a problem problem with IE8: Whenever you
open a new website from a shortcut, the new window opens in the "normal
size" (partial screen), instead of in the "maximized" size which fills the
whole screen. (I am not talking about a "full" screen.)

This is a real nuisance because it means you have to click on the "maximize"
field in the upper right hand corner of the screen. Judging by the number of
posts on this subject, this is a common problem. The bigger problem is that
nobody has a solution. (Re-sizing the screen and closing it, does not work.)
HP has not solution, either.

Has anyone come across a solution to this pain? Anyone in this group who is
afflicted with the same problem?

Thanks

Walter

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Old December 24th 09, 06:29 PM posted to alt.windows7.general
Death
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Default Windows 7 and IE8 problem

Walter E. wrote:

I bought a new Windows 7 computer from HP. Windows 7 comes with IE8.

Turns out that most people have a problem problem with IE8: Whenever you
open a new website from a shortcut, the new window opens in the "normal
size" (partial screen), instead of in the "maximized" size which fills the
whole screen. (I am not talking about a "full" screen.)

This is a real nuisance because it means you have to click on the "maximize"
field in the upper right hand corner of the screen. Judging by the number of
posts on this subject, this is a common problem. The bigger problem is that
nobody has a solution. (Re-sizing the screen and closing it, does not work.)
HP has not solution, either.

Has anyone come across a solution to this pain? Anyone in this group who is
afflicted with the same problem?

Thanks


LOL.
That's a probelm, affliction, a pain?
I doubt many people want a link opening maximized.
An extra click ... My Kingdom for one less click!

--
Vita brevis breviter in brevi finietur,
Mors venit velociter quae neminem veretur.
felix dies Nativitatis

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Old December 24th 09, 10:30 PM posted to alt.windows7.general
ray
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Default Windows 7 and IE8 problem

On Wed, 23 Dec 2009 23:18:16 -0800, Walter E. wrote:

I bought a new Windows 7 computer from HP. Windows 7 comes with IE8.

Turns out that most people have a problem problem with IE8: Whenever
you open a new website from a shortcut, the new window opens in the
"normal size" (partial screen), instead of in the "maximized" size which
fills the whole screen. (I am not talking about a "full" screen.)

This is a real nuisance because it means you have to click on the
"maximize" field in the upper right hand corner of the screen. Judging
by the number of posts on this subject, this is a common problem. The
bigger problem is that nobody has a solution. (Re-sizing the screen and
closing it, does not work.) HP has not solution, either.

Has anyone come across a solution to this pain? Anyone in this group who
is afflicted with the same problem?

Thanks

Walter


So you don't like the way IE8 works - so don't use it. It's hardly the
only game in town.
 




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