Hi, Tallaaja.
Can you tell me also how can I open IE7 in a full screen?
A very Frequently Asked Question here.
There are 3 things that users might mean when they ask about "full screen".
They might seem to all be the same thing, but they are not.
1. Full Screen - toggle this with the F11 key. When this is available (in
IE7, but not here in WLM, for example), it will remove the Title Bar and
some other elements, leaving the program covering the entire screen.
2. Maximized Window - this is what many users mean when they say "full
screen". This is what we see when we click the square box at the upper left
corner of the screen to toggle between Maximized and Normal Window. It also
fills the monitor screen, but it leaves the Title Bar and the Task Bar
visible.
3. Normal Window stretched to fill the screen - in a normal window, use the
mouse to drag the sides or corners of the window to the dimensions you like,
all the way to edges of the screen if you prefer.
IE remembers the size of the screen the last time it was shut down. So, you
can use method 3 to drag the sides of a normal window to fill the screen,
then be sure that all other IE windows are closed, then close this one. If
you close this one first, then close a small IE window last, you will get
that small size the next time you start IE - and you'll have to do this
again. Always close the right-sized window LAST.
Another way to get IE7 to open Maximized is to set the Properties for its
shortcut to Run: Maximized.
RC
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