Position of maximized window

[Greg]

All of a sudden, the position of my maximized explorer
window is no longer centered in my screen display, with
the top being 1/4 inch low, and part of the desktop
showing, and the bottom being 1/4 inch off the display.

How do I reposition the page?

 

[Maureen Goldman]

All of a sudden, the position of my maximized explorer
window is no longer centered in my screen display, with
the top being 1/4 inch low, and part of the desktop
showing, and the bottom being 1/4 inch off the display.

How do I reposition the page?

If you're using XP, Kelly has a fix at line 60 to correct window
placement.
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm

 

[H Leboeuf]

Have a look at this fix.

Internet Explorer Calculates the Web Page Window Size Incorrectly
When you create Web pages, the screen-size calculation that is used to
determine child window locations (and other items in a parent window) may be
incorrect. This may cause child windows (and other items in a parent window)
in an HTML page to appear off center, or to appear incorrectly in the parent
window of an HTML page.
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=321268