When I open a new browser window...it opens smaller than full screen.  How do I change that permanently?
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Heres what I do, when the browser opens, make it the desired size you want and close the window, now everytime you open up a new browser window, it will appear the size you want. To keep it that way, when you shut down or log-off your computer, make sure its done properally (no just flipping the switch or pulling the cord) , then next time it schould come up the size you want.
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right click the empty screen and go to properties...go to setting/display and adjust as you want
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Open internet explorer, go to menu view|text size and then change size to larger or largest.
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1. Open a new window (specific to programs; browser windows have a different registry settings than explorer windows). Make sure that it is THE ONLY WINDOW OPEN.\n\n2. Maximize the window (I'm sure you know how to do this).\n\n3. Close the window. Windows will remember the last window size of a program.\n\n4. When you launch the program again (I assume IE/Firefox) the window will open maximized.\n\nNote that if you launch the program through a different icon than the ones you use to do the steps above (from start menu/quick launch rather than the desktop icon), the new window size is not registered on that icon. You have to do the same steps again for that icon.
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To change text sizes in Internet Explorer (version 7.0 and greater) for Windows:\n1. Select View\n2. Scroll to Text Size and choose your preference
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You could use the JavaScript onmouseover and onmouseout events (onfocus and onblur don't work so well b/c the user has to click on the menu again after is has been resized).\n\nTry something like this, replacing the 50px/150px values with your own widths...\n\n<select style="width: 50px;" onmouseover="this.style.width = '150px';" onmouseout="this.style.width = '50px';">
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get it altered in your control panel ..but meantime press crtl and scrol;l your mouse ..will make it bigger
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when its not maximized in the lower right corner of the browser is a sizing tab. use that to make the size that you want when you load Intenet explorer. when you open up following windows the size will be of that you have set.
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Your screen resolution may be too big.  Here's how to reduce it.\n\nRight-click anywhere on your desktop, then choose Properties.  Click the Settings tab.  Look at the setting for Screen Resolution.  It's probably at 640 X 480, or 800 X 600.  Move the slider to the right to choose a higher resolution (it makes everything smaller).  Click OK, and any confirmation screen OK.  If you like it, just click the confirmation OK in time and you're set.  If you don't, click Cancel and start over.
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Hold down CTRL, and scroll up and down with your scroll button if you have one until you get the size of text you like.\n\nor:\n\nclick 'View' at the top of your browser window, choose 'Text size', and pick a larger size.\n\nor:\n\nhide all windows, Right click on your desktop (not on any window or icon), choose 'Properties'. Choose 'Settings', then adjust your Screen Resolution from More to Less (smaller numbers).\n\nor:\n\nright click on desktop, choose Properties, choose Appearance, then Font Size, and choose a LARGER size than what it's set on.
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1. Right click on your desktop and select Properties\n2. In the Display Properties dialog box, choose the Appearance tab\n3. Click the Advanced button\n4. In the Advanced Appearance dialog box, select Icon from the Item drop down\n5. Enter a new smaller size.\n6. Click OK to close the Advanced Appearance dialog\n7. In the Display Properties dialog box, click Apply. The screen will update and display the new icon size. You can click the Advanced button again to adjust again if desired.\n8. Click OK to close the Display Properties dialog box\n9. Enjoy!
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you in full screen mode...move cursor to view,then click clean screen to turn off full screen mode...
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The problem may be that your screen isn't big enough, but most likely, you need to increase the resolution on your monitor.  To do that, go to Control Pannel, click on Display.  Then click on the settings tab.  Increase your screen resolution by moving the sliding bar toward "more".  Click OK, let the monitor adjust.  \n\nYou'll see that everything looks smaller on your computer screen.  But because everything is smaller, the websites will also look smaller, and will therefore be able to fit on your screen better.
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Try minimizing the window and then maximize it.\n\nOn the bottom right corner of your browser, theres a magnifying glass icon. Make sure its 100%.\n\nGo to View then text size, and make sure its medium.\n\nGo to Tools then Internet Options, then go to ADVANCED and click on Reset Internet Explorer options.\n\nRestart your browser.
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Uptop, on the lefthand side,,, is the word 'view' click on it,,,, go down to 'TEXT  Size" click on it ,,, choose a smaller size
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If you mean in your browser...\n\nGo to: \nVIEW\nTEXT SIZE\nselect which size you'd like\n\nor the scroll mouse trick will do it
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If your mouse has a scrolly thing hold down the ctrl button and scroll down on the mouse. This works with websites and word documents if you want to change the screen resolution go to the desktop, right click and click properties then go to settings. From there you'll see a part that says "screen resolution move the scale. Less makes the screen bigger and more makes it smaller.