This is by default. The only way I have gotten around the problem to to
physically re-size the window by dragging the re-size points on the
application window - i.e side, top, bottom etc. Some windows will stay
resized and show the aero effect (transparency) but others will not. On
this respect aero is rather disappointing. One would have thought that
Microsoft would have enabled the system to show transparency when the
window is maximised by default, but it appears they haven't.
--
John Barnett MVP
Associate Expert
Windows - Shell/User
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