dobro
Well-known member
I've tried different screen resolutions, but I keep getting this constant resizing of each page as it loads, things jumping all over the place. Is it the resolution that's causing this?
Stealthtech
LOGIC ABUSER
I keep mine at 1024 by 768 pix
I dont have the issues you're describing.
Resolution size is usually dependent on you're monitor size.
I dont have the issues you're describing.
Resolution size is usually dependent on you're monitor size.
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hottrocker
New member
Resizing of windows
I assume you are using XP. If not it should be similar to fix just found in a different place.
Your program windows are going back to a formerly saved setting. In XP you can look in control panel under folder options on the view tab. Down by the bottom there is a box you can check that will remember your settings. Uncheck it and it should open in the programs native format which is usually full size.
The other way would be to resize the window of the program (without unchecking that box of course) by using the double arrow method. To do this you need to hover over one edge of the window and when you get a double arrow right click and drag the window open. IF you simply have been using maximize or double clicking the menubar that doesnt actually set a setting for your window size. But draging a new size does. When you have resized your window shut the offending program down and restart. Vio'la'. The windows are just as you left them.
I assume you are using XP. If not it should be similar to fix just found in a different place.
Your program windows are going back to a formerly saved setting. In XP you can look in control panel under folder options on the view tab. Down by the bottom there is a box you can check that will remember your settings. Uncheck it and it should open in the programs native format which is usually full size.
The other way would be to resize the window of the program (without unchecking that box of course) by using the double arrow method. To do this you need to hover over one edge of the window and when you get a double arrow right click and drag the window open. IF you simply have been using maximize or double clicking the menubar that doesnt actually set a setting for your window size. But draging a new size does. When you have resized your window shut the offending program down and restart. Vio'la'. The windows are just as you left them.
dobro
Well-known member
Might be too soon to say for sure, but maybe I solved it - went into View in my browser and changed Text Size.
dobro
Well-known member
LOL - it *was* too soon to say - when I posted that last message, I got the same resizing problem again. LOL