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That didn't do it. I had been trying that before I posted this note.
However, I did another suggestion which was to close all windows and then
maximize one window just by "stretching" it -- that worked.
Mel
"Ogden Johnson III" <oj3usmc@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> "John J. Burness" <JohnJBurnesAT@ieeDOT.orgNOSPAM> wrote:
>
>>MB_ wrote:
>
>>> I have a Dim 2400 with IE.
>>>
>>> When I open a new window, it keeps opening small. I have to click to
>>> maximize. It never used to do this.
>>>
>>> How/Where do I set it to that it will open maximized?
>
>>As far as I know IE is NOT capable of opening up maximised!!
>
> You are a font of misinformation, Mr. Burness. IE will open at
> the last size closed, maximized if it was closed at maximized, or
> the custom set "restore down" size if it was closed in the
> "restore down" configuration.
>
> Opening of a pop-up second or succeeding copy of IE will be
> opened a) at the size directed by the web-site controlling the
> pop-u, or b) at the size of the last pop-up if you are manually
> opening a second copy of IE, or c) what a controlling app you are
> operating directs.
>
> There are some other ins and outs regarding special
> circumstances, but the basic rule is that your IE will open at
> the last setting the most recent instance of IE was closed.
> --
> OJ III
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