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When I say start windows update the browser fills only half the screen. If i click at the top where it shows you say size and i click on it I can size the browser. After I close it down and go to update again say in a couple of days it is back at half size. I have internet short cuts to say the mormon church that used to bring the browser up full screen now comes up in a small window size Hi, Open a webpage. Stretch it out to fullsize. Don't use maximize. Choose any link on that webpage and right-click> open in a new window. Stretch that second window out to the desired size- don't use maximize. Close the first IE window. Then close the second window. Additional information at: http://mvps.org/winhelp2002/ietips.htm >>> Opening Internet Explorer Full Size http://windowsxp.mvps.org/IEFAQ.htm >>> Tip #6 http://inetexplorer.mvps.org/answers/30.html Hope this helps, Don [MS MVP- IE] > When I say start windows update the browser fills only half the screen. > If i click at the top where it shows you say size and i click on it I can [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > I have internet short cuts to say the mormon church that used to bring the > browser up full screen now comes up in a small window size HUh-Duh!, Actually the answer is much simpler. Right click on your IE or other short cut. select Properties In the run box, select the maximize Select Apply Select OK You're done. Norbertdragon > Hi, > Open a webpage. Stretch it out to fullsize. Don't use maximize. [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > I have internet short cuts to say the mormon church that used to bring the > > browser up full screen now comes up in a small window size When I am talking about the browser I am saying that when I open IE& it opens full window, Whwn I go to a site and want to be able to return there I create a favorite shortcut, it is these shortcuts that bring up the browser window at half size. This puzzles me because the shortcuts used to come up full window and it doesn't matter how many times I streach it, if I close down and in a couple of days go to that link again it is at half size. Doug > Hi, > Open a webpage. Stretch it out to fullsize. Don't use maximize. [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > I have internet short cuts to say the mormon church that used to bring the > > browser up full screen now comes up in a small window size Hi, Did you open two IE windows, resize them, then close them in the order they were opened? Don [MS MVP- IE] > When I am talking about the browser I am saying that when I open IE& it opens > full window, Whwn I go to a site and want to be able to return there I create [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > of days go to that link again it is at half size. > Doug > > Hi, > > Open a webpage. Stretch it out to fullsize. Don't use maximize. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > http://windowsxp.mvps.org/IEFAQ.htm >>> Tip #6 > > http://inetexplorer.mvps.org/answers/30.html > > > When I say start windows update the browser fills only half the screen. > > > If i click at the top where it shows you say size and i click on it I can [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > > I have internet short cuts to say the mormon church that used to bring the > > > browser up full screen now comes up in a small window size No this did not work I have a feeling you are still talking about IE7 and its browser and not when you add to your favorites and then access one of them, It does not work with any of them. > Hi, > Did you open two IE windows, resize them, then close them in the order they [quoted text clipped - 39 lines] > the > > > > browser up full screen now comes up in a small window size Uh Duh, Favorites is a function of IE& or any browser. Each has it's own cache and handling methodology. Therefore Favorites IS A FUNCTION of IE7 or more precisely Windows, since the favorites is used interchangeably internally as well from other Microsoft products, Outlook, Word, ... If you set the properties from the Quick Launch tool bar as I messaged before, All windows that open within IE7 Should be as maximized, unless you have a setting in your security software that tells windows to open pages called from currently opened IE pages in normal view. Right click on the Windows Explorer icon in the Quick Launch tool bar (before you open IE7) Select Properties Select the shortcut Tab Change the Run selection to maximize Select Apply Select Ok Open IE7 The windows should open maximized. > No this did not work > I have a feeling you are still talking about IE7 and its browser and not [quoted text clipped - 44 lines] > > the > > > > > browser up full screen now comes up in a small window size |
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