how do i exit full screen mode in windows vnc?
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Rigth Click-> Exit Full Screen.
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use you're advanced settings of you're vid card. the only other way i know of is on some older laptops had slide adjustments on the outside of the case or secondary key functions on the first row of keys closest to screen
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Click Start-Run- type 'msconfig' (without the'') and click ok. System configuration utility will open. Click on 'Startup' tab. Uncheck the box of the program you wish to stop from starting with Windows and click apply. Close all and restart computer. When restarting a message will appear. Just tell it not to show message anymore. You'll understand what i mean when u see it :-)
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In Internet Explorer go to the top menu select View > Text Size and select Largest, then hit the F11 key to put IE in full screen mode.\n\nFor everything in Windows goto your desktop, right click on a blank area selct Properties.  The Display Properties window will appear, select the Appearance tab.  In the Scheme dropdown select any of the predefined schemes with the ending (Large) or (Extra Large).  You can also play around with the other dropdown selectors to change color size, etc..  You will see a preview of your changes on the same tab.
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control panel then mouse
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U must hav activated "Maximize Windows under cursor" option. If u r using Nvdia agp/pci, then it has this option. Or u may hav used any kind of tweaking application which has activated this option. Well u hav to check for it. U can only disable the optionn with the software u used to activate this option.\n\nNeo
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If you're asking: "How can I set MSIE up so that when I open a new MSIE window, it opens as Maximized?"\n\nTry this.  When you open a new window move it and "stretch it" to fill the entire screen (do NOT use the Max button or double click the title bar... you must do this manually), then hold down the Alt key and close the window by clicking on the X.\n\nMSIE will now remember this size when new windows are opened.
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You should already use the whole screen.Try using F11.\n\nEDIT: Increase the resolution or if it appears black on each side mess with the settings like where the power button is. The setting would have something to do the the Horizontal Position.
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Take a picture of the whole screen\n\n⌘-Shift-3\n\nTake a picture of part of the screen\n\n⌘-Shift-4, then drag to select the area you want in the picture.\n\nTo cancel, press Escape.\n\nTake a picture of a window, a menu, the menu bar, or the Dock.\n\nPress ⌘-Shift-4, then press the Space bar. Move the pointer over the area you want so that it's highlighted, then click.\n\nTo drag to select the area instead, press the Space bar again. To cancel, press Escape.
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If you mean a full size screen click on the square on the top right of the screen. If you mean text hold down the Ctrl key and roll the mouse scroll roller.
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right click on your desktop and click properties.  Click the settings tab, then advanced button.  then click the monitor tab.  use the drop down arrow to select the highest refresh rate that your monitor will use.  if you select one that is too high your monitor will turn off for 15 seconds.\nhigher refresh rates are better for your eyes\n\nthere should be some buttons on the front of your monitor.  play with these buttons to change the size of your screen, so you have less borders on your monitor,\nthe basic proccess for this is go through a menu to get to a certain type of ajustment, say, making the screen bigger vertically, then either plus or minus it.   other settings are to rotate, make it not buldge on teh sides. and others\n\nif you want more space on your desktop, right click on the desktop and click properties. then click the settings tab, and slide the slider bar to the right. if your monitor does not support the setting it will turn off for 15 seconds or so
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I am not sure what operating system you are using, but if you are using Windows 2000, Me or 98 then you may have an option to turn off Virtual Desktop.  Virtual Desktop was a setting used in conjunction with Internet Explorer and enabled many different types of backgrounds (jpeg files etc.)  it also used a lot of resources and cancels out any images you may have already chosen for a background.\n\nRight click on your desktop, see if there is a checkmark next to Virtual Desktop.. uncheck it and it should show your original background.  If you don't see it on the right click menu, go to your Desktop properties and under one of those tabs should be an option to disable virtual desktop.\n\nI apologize for not having precise step-by-steps but I have been using XP for a while and am going from memory.\n\nHope that helps some.
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ALT+CNTRL+USE THE ARROW BUTTONS TO WHICH DIRECTION U WANT THE WINDOWS TO FACE. ALL WINDOWS XP HAVE THIS FEATURE. I WOULD PRANK MY FRIENDS AND PRESS ALT CNTRL UP TO MAKE ALL THEIR STUFF UPSIDE DOWN
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CTRL - ALT  - DEL  at the same time
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Press alt+F4.\n\nOr just activate screensaver or set powersaver option to something very short time so that monitor goes to powersave.
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You need to change the power options under the control panel. To do this:\n\n1. Open the control panel and double click on 'Power Options'\n\n2. In the 'Power Options' window, you will see the options (time interval) to turn off your monitor, hard disc etc. The values you see are the default.\n\n3. Change these to suit your need.
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Try right clicking on ur desktop, \n\nselect:\n\ndisplay modes \n\ntrue colour \n\n1024X768\n\nIt depends on ur PC. This applies to a 15inch monitor. It will be different on other monitors.\n\nIf thats not the case, then your laptop is in safemode, which you can easily convert back into normal mode, by restarting and select F8 or F10.