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Joe Grover
I have a rather odd problem that began happening this morning. I'm running
Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition with IE6.0 SP1 and have a Matrox G400
dual head card installed (not using two monitors).
Starting this morning if I tell IE to maximize it does...however it's about
1.5 inches below the top of the screen. I can still see and access my
Recycle Bin and other icons I have across the top of the screen. I have my
taskbar located at the default bottom-of-screen position and the bottom of
the browser is hidden behind it (taskbar is set to Always On Top).
The weird thing is if I tell it to tile the windows horizontally the browser
will be placed at the top of the screen. From that point if I tell it to
maximimze it goes back to it's not-at-the-top position. If I go back to a
resizable window I can resize it to the top of the screen, or move it around
wherever, so I know the browser can in fact be in that portion of the
screen. Why won't it go there when I click Maximize? Outlook Express
maximizes fine so it's only a browser issue.
Joe
Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition with IE6.0 SP1 and have a Matrox G400
dual head card installed (not using two monitors).
Starting this morning if I tell IE to maximize it does...however it's about
1.5 inches below the top of the screen. I can still see and access my
Recycle Bin and other icons I have across the top of the screen. I have my
taskbar located at the default bottom-of-screen position and the bottom of
the browser is hidden behind it (taskbar is set to Always On Top).
The weird thing is if I tell it to tile the windows horizontally the browser
will be placed at the top of the screen. From that point if I tell it to
maximimze it goes back to it's not-at-the-top position. If I go back to a
resizable window I can resize it to the top of the screen, or move it around
wherever, so I know the browser can in fact be in that portion of the
screen. Why won't it go there when I click Maximize? Outlook Express
maximizes fine so it's only a browser issue.
Joe