I have a question. When I go to read mail or send mail or address book the screen comes up small? I expand it and click Remember size and position I then close that window and open it again & its small again. This also happens to some of the web pages I'll be surfing on. I will drag the windows as large as they can go but now this brings up another problem. I have AOL 7.0 & 8.0 in my computer & I 'm running ME with 256 RAM. When I drag the screen as large as I can two slides will appear. One at the bottom and one on the right side of the screen. With the screen opened as far as I can drag it the slider on the right overlaps the screen I just resized. I then have to resize the window again or click the expand squares in the upper right. How can I open the WRITE, READ & ADDRESS window at the maximum size all the time without all this clicking and resizeing? Thanks "ED" [:((

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Try this. Open only one window. Size it the way you want. Hold down the Ctrl and Shift keys and close the window. It should maintain the same size and position when you open it again. If you want it maxmized maximize it first and then close it as above.


On Tuesday, October 29, 2002 at 9:20 pm, ED wrote:
>I have a question. When I go to read mail or send mail or address book the screen
>comes up small? I expand it and click Remember size and position I then close that
>window and open it again & its small again. This also happens to some of the web
>pages I'll be surfing on. I will drag the windows as large as they can go but now
>this brings up another problem. I have AOL 7.0 & 8.0 in my computer & I 'm running
>ME with 256 RAM.
>When I drag the screen as large as I can two slides will appear. One at the bottom
>and one on the right side of the screen. With the screen opened as far as I can drag
>it the slider on the right overlaps the screen I just resized. I then have to resize
>the window again or click the expand squares in the upper right.
>How can I open the WRITE, READ & ADDRESS window at the maximum size all the time
>without all this clicking and resizeing? Thanks "ED" [:((

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One of the first things I tried. Your right about the window expanding but again as soon as I close it and then open it nothing has changed. Its small again. Thanks for the thought though. ED [:-))


On Wednesday, October 30, 2002 at 5:57 am, Rich Trotto wrote:
>Try this. Open only one window. Size it the way you want. Hold down the Ctrl and
>Shift keys and close the window. It should maintain the same size and position when
>you open it again. If you want it maxmized maximize it first and then close it as
>above.
>
>

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You had it right except it doesn't work from the window X, it has to be done from 'file/Exit'

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Hello folks!

Just to avoid (ha, ha!) any confusion, may I just point out that I am Ed; and that 
the newcomer on the group who is called ED (all in capitals) is *not* me!!!

Even I was confused! Well, not really. But it's pretty bloody silly of the system 
to allow two users with the same name to register on this forum!

Sorry ED, not your fault I realise. But there may be some understandable confusion 
as to which of us is which, so I thought I should point out, briefly, that we are 
two different people.

Ta.

Ed

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It appears that ED was de-registered on the forum before I was registered as Ed, 
which is why there are seemingly two of me!

So there shouldn't in fact be too much confusion, as the other ED is no longer posting 
here.

Ed







On Thursday, March 29, 2007 at 2:26 am, Ed wrote:

>Hello folks!

>

>Just to avoid (ha, ha!) any confusion, may I just point out that I am Ed; and that 

>the newcomer on the group who is called ED (all in capitals) is *not* me!!!

>

>Even I was confused! Well, not really. But it's pretty bloody silly of the system 

>to allow two users with the same name to register on this forum!

>

>Sorry ED, not your fault I realise. But there may be some understandable confusion 

>as to which of us is which, so I thought I should point out, briefly, that we are 

>two different people.

>

>Ta.

>

>Ed

 

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What's your problem?? There are a lot of people in this world with the same name, so what makes you think you can stake claims on the name Ed? THAT is silly.

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