The best you can do without this is to open IE, hold down your mouse button
and drag the corners of IE to it's furthest point at all 4 corners. Then
close IE. This wasn't acceptable for me and have been using 'IE New Window
Maximizer' for over a year without any problems. I recommend it.
Tip:
Use my above step 'hold down your mouse button and drag the corners of IE to
it's furthest point at all 4 corners' after installing. If the IE windows
aren't expanded in this way I notice an annoying flicker each time an IE
window is opened & expanded by the app.
First, *close all other windows*. Now, grab the corners of the window and
drag it to full screen size. Close the window using File | Close, or File |
Exit depending what program you're in. Windows will remember the last screen
size used the next time you open the program.
Thanks for the response...! what I have is XP Home Edition. I have a
Yahoo! icon and so opened it which came up normal size. I then did what you
said and used File | Exit and re-opened it - it still came up normal. I then
re-opend Yahoo! using the same icon, resized it, created a new shortcut icon,
File | Exit and re-opened using the new shortcut icon - it still came up in
normal mode.
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