How to make scrollbar appear in fullscreen mode?
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It sounds like your monitor settings is off. You might want to change the settings on the monitor so that windows fits on your screen. When you click on maximize, it is supposed to do full screen according to your windows layout.
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I think u hav hit the fullscreen key try  F11 or F12
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view, toolbars, uncheck lock toobar, drag it as big as you want
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i think yer resolution is way off...do the ctrl \n+ alt+delete  and see if explorer.exe is runnin..if not thats yer prob\ndid you remove the preveius driver? b4 the new 1?\n\nright click go to properties and check your resolution try 800 by 600 and move up from there.see if yer bar shows up
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Might be your browser.. when I opened your 360 page it didnt have a scroll bar at the bottom.
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View --> Toolbars\n\nThat will let you redisplay it.
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Toggle full screen by using F11
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You can add an scrollbar attribute to the menu frameset to prevent the browser for displaying horizontal scrollbars.  The problem is that if the content is wider than the allocated space for the menu frame, the content will overflow the section and will not be visible.  You should make the menu frame as wide as the widest element of the content to prevent this issue.  Here is a sample of the code for a frame with scrollbars:\n<frame src="menu.htm" name="menu" noresize scrolling=no>\n\nAs mentioned by another poster, you should not use frames in modern-day web development.  The use of frames creates a lot of problems for search engines, collecting web analytics and creating the same experience for all visitors to your site on the various browsers and operating systems.  However, I realize you are new and working on a school assignment where you do not have an option not to use frames.\n\nBest of luck!
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It depends on the game. Lots of games, specially the newest, don't allow to play in windowed mode.\n\nBut you can browse through your windows pressing the ALT and TAB keys, no matter the game is full screen.
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There are two ways to do such thing.\n\n1- You could create a overflow float within your document\n2- You could use the textarea tags\n\nBy the help of CSS you could easily alter the way it looks like.\n\nFor instance... \n\n<div style="overflow: auto;overflow-y: hidden;"> \n  Your text....\n</div>\n\nWhat this will do is create you a section which has scrollbars, what you could add is ohter stylesheets as well..\nTake a look at this link: http://www.quirksmode.org/css/overflow.html\n\nNow the other way is to do this:\n<textarea style="background-color: red;"></textarea>\n\nThat is mainly used for FORMS. I presonally recommend the first technique the overflow since it is the modern and better way.\n\nIf you need anyhelp let me know. Note that by adding CSS to that tag you could alter anyhting you care to!\n\nTake care
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Above on your toolbar click on "view" and then "text size".   Set it the size you want it.\n\nHope that helps.
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1. right click on the toolbar\n2. click on customize...\n\nGood luck
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You don't need to scroll bar appear when the page is bigger than the display dimensions, so the web browser will adjust that, to manually cause it to happen, right click on desktop and go to setting, adjust the screen resolution to say 640x800, then you might get a scroll bar on what ever page you load, same as you did not maximize a browser window when its showing.
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Two ways:\n1.  Hold down control on your keyboard and use the scroller on your mouse to adjust the size.\n\n2.  CLick View --> Text Size --> and choose the size you want.
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When the window pops up do not maximize it with the maximize button. Instead with your mouse drag the screen until it is full size. Then close the window. The next time it opens it will be full screen.
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Copy and paste these code lines at the beginning of your profile HTML code (wherever you have it, most likely in the editing section for your 'About Me'). \n\n<Style type="text/css"> body{ background-color:000000; scrollbar-track-color:666666; scrollbar-face-color:330099; scrollbar-highlight-color:0000FF; scrollbar-base-color:0000FF; scrollbar-darkShadow-color:0000FF; scrollbar-shadow-color:0000FF; scrollbar-arrow-color:FFFFFF; }\n\nReplace the scrollbar colors (they're in HEX format) here with the names of the colors you want.  Don't forget to put in your background color as well. The color names may have to be in HEX format but I doubt it. It would be real simple if posted your code on here, but this works too.  You may have to delete whatever code you have for your scrollbar, and make sure you close your Style type string with </Style>.
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press Ctrl+Alt+Up arrow.\nYour screen will come normally