Resetting Browser window size [WAS] Re: Still Needing Help

oh! there are some tweaks for this... it has to do with some registry
setting obviously. try regedit site [1] for some core work and you
might find a solution.

My suggestion? Go to XTEQ site [2] and download X-Setup. It has a
small plug-in (installs by default i might add) that will re-set the
browser window to it's "proper" size and location, aka, default value.

[1] http://www.regedit.com
[2] http://www.xteq.com

HTH
[abhay]

----- Original Message -----
From: "Paul Wilson" <webgooru(at)gte.net>
Sent: Monday, December 04, 2000 8:34 PM
Subject: Re: Still Needing Help


> > I am perplexed. I was visiting a web site that offers javascripts,
and
> > clicked on one to try it out. It was supposed to resize and
re-locate the
> > active window, which it did. It changed IE's maximized window into
a
> > smaller window that was centered on my screen. When I clicked the
> > "maximize" button to expand IE, it did expand, but was offset on
the
> screen
> > about 3 inches to the right, and 3 inches down. I cannot get it to
run
> > maximized without this annoying offset. The offset removes the
"minimize",
> > "maximize", and "close" buttons from view. And, I can't drag it
with the
> > title bar.
>
> Your not the only one that had that problem, unfortunately I have
not found
> a solution.  I tried installing I.E. 4.0 and then reinstalling the
newest
> and the problem hangs in there.    The only work-around I found was
to click
> on restore and resize to fit.  I have to do this every time I start
I.E.
>
> Paul Wilson
> webgooru(at)gte.net
>

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