This was a tricky one for me also. I kept banging my head saying, "gosh, I
*should* be remembering the setting". But then I realized, it will remember
the setting of the last window you close...and the last window that is
actually being closed, is the main Outlook window

.
So, do this:
1. Launch Outlook
2. Restore so that it's not maximized
3. Size it to biggest screen you can (do not maximize through button)
4. Close Outlook.
And you're done. Next time you open outlook (even if maximized) and you do
a Open in New Window, it'll open it at that larger size.
Hope this helps!
"browniebodrum" wrote:
> Outllook 2003; Let's say I've got one window open showing Inbox and I want to
> open 'Contacts' as well, in a second window. Using the right mouse button to
> select 'Open in New Window', and clicking on 'Contacts' in the folder list in
> the left-hand pane, Contacts DOES 'Open in New Window' but it always opens
> too small to be able to enter anything in the Contacts 'Search' box without
> first enlarging the Contacts window. If I minimise the new Contacts window
> and then open it again by clicking on it its tab in the Task Bar, it
> 'remembers' the enlarged size, but once I CLOSE the window, Outlook 'forgets'
> what size it was. I saw a reference in another posting to using File/Exit to
> close Outlook but this doesn't make any difference. Does that give you
> enough info to know what I'm talking about? Thanks in advance.
>
> "Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:
>
> > You first - Outlook version???? Open what in new window? New instance of an
> > Outlook folder? What have you already tried?
> >
> > --
> > Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
> >
> > Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact.
> >
> > After furious head scratching, browniebodrum asked:
> >
> > | What controls the size of a new window when I open one, for example
> > | using 'Open in new Window'? I'm sure I've seen an option somewhere
> > | to (for example) open all new windows maximised, but I can't find it
> > | anywhere... Come on all you MVP's out there... ;-)
> >
> >
> >