Re: My Windows are too large for my screen
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nick wrote:
How Do I shrink the windows when they are maximised as they run over the edge
of the screen. This happens in all programs. I do not want to have to put
them to the medium size and stretch them I would like to be able to open a
program and it be the right size for the monitor Can anybody help?
What happens when you adjust the vertical and horizontal positioning
and sizing controls on the front of your monitor?
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