Originally posted by MartinSDo you have a window open someplace else? Try shutting off the computer???
O'Kay
I think I know what you both mean, - BUT - it only seems to work for current exploring - not permanent.
IE - once everyhting is closed down and I start again - the problem persists.
any further ideas please
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on windows XP you have a program on your start menu called Help And Support... in the search box, type in resizing windows and you will get all the help you need.... I'd suggest that the next time that you have computer questions you would get a better chance of getting help at a computer forum... this is the place that you come if you don't know how the horsey moves or how to castle...... here is a computer site :
http://www.duxcw.com
Peace,bro
Originally posted by MartinStry system restore.
I cannot believe Microsoft can't help with this; it's such a simple problem.
I open internet exploer in 'normal view' (i'm not talking f11 - full screen) and until yesterday, all links, sub-windows etc etc, opened also in 'normal view'. Now, all of these other/sub windows open , but only about a third of my 'normal view'.
Yes, I can click t ...[text shortened]... ars ago, just can't remember wher I found it.
Help would be appreciated
Regards
Martin
Seriously and this is the most helpful thing I can offer to you: Stop using IE. It is an awful program, it's security capabilities are practically non-existant, it breaks several web standards rules in the way it renders webpages and doesn't offer anywhere near the optimum level of useability. Please, if you do one thing today, download Firefox from here:
http://www.mozilla.org/products/firefox/
It's totally free, much better security-wise and you'll enjoy using it. If you do not switch from IE to Firefox, you are not only behind the times, you're suffering because of it. Welcome to the future.
Open a single IE window (which is presumably still too small)
Now open a secondary IE window by either right-clicking or shift-clicking
on any convenient link in the open IE window
Resize this second window to the desired dimensions
Close this resized window by clicking the X in the upper right corner while holding down the Shift key
Resize the still open original window as desired
Close this window by clicking the X in the upper right corner while holding down the Shift key
Originally posted by StarrmanPlus you get tabbed browsing and shortcuts on the toolbar, both of which are really cool.
Seriously and this is the most helpful thing I can offer to you: Stop using IE. It is an awful program, it's security capabilities are practically non-existant, it breaks several web standards rules in the way it renders webpages and doesn't offer anywhere near the optimum level of useability. Please, if you do one thing today, download Firefox from he ...[text shortened]... fox, you are not only behind the times, you're suffering because of it. Welcome to the future.
Originally posted by StarrmanHi there
Seriously and this is the most helpful thing I can offer to you: Stop using IE. It is an awful program, it's security capabilities are practically non-existant, it breaks several web standards rules in the way it renders webpages and doesn't offer anywhere near the optimum level of useability. Please, if you do one thing today, download Firefox from he ...[text shortened]... fox, you are not only behind the times, you're suffering because of it. Welcome to the future.
I took heed of Starrmans advice and have downloaded firefox, as I too have had so many problems with msn IE.I can always change back. Thanks Starrman
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As a developer of 10+ years; I must admit I hate firefox.
It is a total pain in the ass to develop for firefox versus IE and I've never liked its usability or performance.
In short, I think Firefox sucks; but to each his own.
On a side note, I do like the UI of Safari.
--tmetzler
Originally posted by tmetzlerI too had this problem when I first started using Firefox, I was used to designing for IE, but the fact of the matter is, IE broke the rules to begin with, you just have to forget all that you have learned 🙂
As a developer of 10+ years; I must admit I hate firefox.
It is a total pain in the ass to develop for firefox versus IE and I've never liked its usability or performance.
In short, I think Firefox sucks; but to each his own.
On a side note, I do like the UI of Safari.
--tmetzler
As to usability, I totally disagree, one of Firefox's main aspects is meeting accessiblity needs. Tabbed browsing, CTRL + or - to change text size etc. I love the way I now use it.
EDIT: Although as a personal preference, I use Mozilla instead of Firefox
Originally posted by MIODudeHmmmm, I think this is the answer Martin was looking for... I just tried it and it works... thanks very much!
Open a single IE window (which is presumably still too small)
Now open a secondary IE window by either right-clicking or shift-clicking
on any convenient link in the open IE window
Resize this second window to the desired dimensions
Close this resized window by clicking the X in the upper right corner [b]while holding down the Shift key
Resize t ...[text shortened]... this window by clicking the X in the upper right corner while holding down the Shift key [/b]
Originally posted by MartinSOpen IE. In the address bar type:
I cannot believe Microsoft can't help with this; it's such a simple problem.
I open internet exploer in 'normal view' (i'm not talking f11 - full screen) and until yesterday, all links, sub-windows etc etc, opened also in 'normal view'. Now, all of these other/sub windows open , but only about a third of my 'normal view'.
Yes, I can click t ...[text shortened]... ars ago, just can't remember wher I found it.
Help would be appreciated
Regards
Martin
javascript:resizeTo(800,600);
(or whatever size you want to use; it is case sensitive). Then click on "go to"
Hope this helps
Originally posted by StarrmanABSOLUTELY!
Seriously and this is the most helpful thing I can offer to you: Stop using IE. It is an awful program, it's security capabilities are practically non-existant, it breaks several web standards rules in the way it renders webpages and doesn't offer anywhere near the optimum level of useability...If you do not switch from IE...you are not only behind the times, you're suffering because of it. Welcome to the future.
1. Get another browser (Netscape, Mozilla, Firefox, Opera...)
2. Get another e-mail client (Netscape, Mozilla, Thunderbird, Opera...)
3. STOP using Internet Explorer and use your firewall to block it from the Internet.
4. STOP using Outlook/Outlook Express and use your firewall to block it from the Internet.