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Other => Reviews and recommendations => Topic started by: Szpixman on July 14, 2008, 11:11:16 AM
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I have seen a few posts over the last while about how to maximize pages in windows. I asked this question myself & none of the tips ever worked. I found a nifty utility that seems to work very well. Just thought I'd share it with everyone. Sorry I couldn't find the last thread on this topic.
Try here.
http://www.pcworld.com/downloads/file/fid,25158-order,0-page,1-c,desktop/description.html
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Well, for most programs, you can just click the Maximize button or double click the title bar. So, I think you need to be more clear on the reason for your post. Are you talking about certain windows that are designed to only appear in small-sized panels and have not maximize button? Can you give an example?
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Going to move this topic to the review section since its a discussion about a software product. I'd like to also have some additional details on it though. :) I'd imagine though for those users who're encountering issues with a program not saving its last size this could be useful. For example, a program that will not open maximized each time it's opened.
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Sorry I wasn't too clear & posted in the wrong place...and yes I realize you can click the Maximize button or double click the title bar. There have been previous posts asking how to have a window open maximized each time it is opened (myself included). All the previous suggestions did NOT work for me or any other post I have read. Just was trying to help.
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I think its helpful szpixman, did you happen to try this program and enjoy it and/or have it work? What were your thoughts on it?
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I think, this is a very nice find.
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Works fine on Vista.
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CMDOW does this from the command line, as does START /MAX xyz.exe
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I have been running it for about a week with no strange side effects & it seems to work fine. Although I do not let it run at startup as I have a lot of programs that already do. I find it quite useful & simple to use.
Thanks.
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Now, I don't understand. If you don't run it as a startup, it can't control, which programs should be maximized, which not.
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I just click the quickstart icon after I start up. I don't do tons of surfing on the internet & just have the ones of visit frequently added to the programs list.