Open A Window In Full Screen?

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Sorry about the other post, I hit enter by accident again. Anyway, is there a
way to open a Website Window if Full Screen Mode?
 
look up in the help menu
for your browser. there is
likely a key like f10 or something
that will do a full screen or return to
normal viewing mode.
 
F11 will toggle a browser window between normal and full-screen.....or do you want
to know how to have the browser OPEN automatically in full-screen when you first
load the browser?
 
Litespeed said:
I would like to know how to have the browser OPEN automatically in full screen.

There's no way to address IE windows opened by clicking a link other
than presetting the size as suggested below.

- Close all but one browser window. Stretch the window to fill the
screen. Press Ctrl key as you click the X to close the window. This
setting may be remembered for awhile. If forgotten, try it again.

- There's software that will maximize the windows immediately after they
open.

- The Properties of the IE icon on the Desktop opens the Internet
Options. So, excluding the IE icon on the Desktop, in any other program
shortcut including an IE _shortcut_, you can open its properties, set
"Run:" to "Maximized".
 
Assuming you are referring to Internet Explorer: open one instance of Internet
Explorer, press F11 to have it switch to full-screen mode, then close the window
using the X in the upper right corner. The next time you open IE, it will open full
screen. As long as the last browser window you close is in full screen mode, it
will open the next time in that mode. We have been doing it that way at work since
Win98 and IE 5.x

If for some reason it does not remember the setting at some point, open a single
browser window, press F11 to set it to full screen, then hold down the Ctrl key
while you close it with the X in the corner.
 

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