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Old November 1st 07, 06:41 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.newusers
jim
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Default Window page not opening to full size

I use a Dell Inspiron 1501 OS Win XP Home Edition.

When I open a web page it will open in small size except for my home page
which will open full size. To get the page to open in full size I click the
maximun butten in upper rt corner.
I have received other info to correct this but it didnt work, "Open the page
as normally do, place mouse on edges untill you see a double arrow and drag
the edges to the full size. In the upper left corner of page click on FILE
and select CLOSE. The next time you open a page it will open in full."

Thanks

Jim
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Old November 1st 07, 09:27 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.newusers
someone
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Default Window page not opening to full size

As you drag the edges to full size, keep pressing the "Ctrl" key.

"Jim" wrote in message
...
I use a Dell Inspiron 1501 OS Win XP Home Edition.

When I open a web page it will open in small size except for my home page
which will open full size. To get the page to open in full size I click
the
maximun butten in upper rt corner.
I have received other info to correct this but it didnt work, "Open the
page
as normally do, place mouse on edges untill you see a double arrow and
drag
the edges to the full size. In the upper left corner of page click on FILE
and select CLOSE. The next time you open a page it will open in full."

Thanks

Jim



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Old November 1st 07, 09:33 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.newusers
Alan Edwards
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Default Window page not opening to full size

Try stretching the small window to full size. (Do not use Maximize)
Ensure that window is the last one closed and IE should remember the
size next time.

....Alan
--
Alan Edwards, MS MVP Windows -Internet Explorer

On Thu, 1 Nov 2007 10:41:01 -0700, in
microsoft.public.windowsxp.newusers, Jim
wrote:

I use a Dell Inspiron 1501 OS Win XP Home Edition.

When I open a web page it will open in small size except for my home page
which will open full size. To get the page to open in full size I click the
maximun butten in upper rt corner.
I have received other info to correct this but it didnt work, "Open the page
as normally do, place mouse on edges untill you see a double arrow and drag
the edges to the full size. In the upper left corner of page click on FILE
and select CLOSE. The next time you open a page it will open in full."

Thanks

Jim

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Old November 3rd 07, 12:19 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.newusers
Mick the spiv
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Default Window page not opening to full size

"Jim" wrote in message
...
I use a Dell Inspiron 1501 OS Win XP Home Edition.

When I open a web page it will open in small size except for my home page
which will open full size. To get the page to open in full size I click
the
maximun butten in upper rt corner.
I have received other info to correct this but it didnt work, "Open the
page
as normally do, place mouse on edges untill you see a double arrow and
drag
the edges to the full size. In the upper left corner of page click on FILE
and select CLOSE. The next time you open a page it will open in full."

Thanks

Jim


In order for the window size to be saved, it must be the last window of that
app. on the desktop.


 




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