Hmmm...

You can't overstretch a scroll bar. Just make your browser frame
smaller. (Point the mouse at the edge of a side until it turns into a
double arrow and resize your browser.)

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Leonard Grey
Errare humanum est

Hello,

additionally to what Leonard Grey said, you could use your IE maximized
(which I always do, I don't like web content to be cut off by a window ;).

Greetings,
P. Di Stolfo

I'm not clear what you're seeing.   I sounds like you have a normal mode
window which needs to be resized.

In addition to using the mouse and dragging on a side to do that
(which may not always be convenient or even possible) be aware
that you can initiate a resize of normal mode windows by using a window's
command menu (e.g. press Alt-Space,S)  and then either use your mouse
or the keyboard cursor keys to reshape the window.   The same menu
is available in the window's taskbar icon via right-click, etc.

For more general resizing operations you can use the Taskbar's
Cascade and Tile commands.   E.g. minimize all windows except
the ones you want involved in those operations and then right-click
on a blank area of the Taskbar and use one those commands on them.

Note that tiling a single window has the useful property of maximally
sizing the window in its normal mode.   Perhaps that is what you're
looking for?

HTH

Robert Aldwinckle
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