The minimum window size

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• By default on the minimum window size

  How can I change the default size on a window?  When I open IE, it opens in a small window that I maximize to see anything. How can I change it to open up to a size full screen?

  http://www.theeldergeek.com/maximize_internet_explorer.htm

  Read above on how to open IE "maximinised."

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Where is the minimum font size in Safari Version 10.0 (11602.1.50.0.10)?

  I need to control the font size in Safari. Apple seems to have removed. Does anyone know where the police since the previous version of Safari controls went?

  Workarounds don't work. I find myself with a page too big for my Air 13 "screen if fonts are quite large. If the Safari page fits the screen, fonts are too low.

  (insert a LOT of expletives here).

  Help!

  Just found out his omission, too!  Horrible!

  Minimum font size control has been using Safari... keys to allow the text on the pages to have a readable size.  What is happening with Apple?

  Now, perhaps, there is an extension that can do this.  OFF to get one!

• How to increase the default window size?

  Original title: default window size

  My windows 7 opens too small windows.  Can not know how to make default to a larger size.

  Hi archievee.

  Do not use Maximize. Take the corners of the window and drag it to the format full screen. Close all other windows first via the taskbar and the latter. Windows will remember the size of the last closed window.

  If this does not work, try this.

  Right-click on the icon and select Properties. Under the run drop-down list, select Maximized.

  I hope this helps.

• The Photoshop window size is too large

  How can I make my window size of smaller Photoshop? Currently, whenever I open the window is so large, I can't access anything whatsoever at the bottom of the window, including the clamp and do drag the lower right window of PS. Help, please!

  You need to just click the Green zoom button to adjust to photoshop for your screen.

  

• A script to increase the minimum canvas size? (Like Image to adjust, but with just my canvas)

  First to be clear, I'm looking to manipulate the size of the canvas. No image size.

  I want to create a script to automatically increase the width and the height of my canvas in Photoshop to a size specific, when necessary. I don't want that to happen if my canvas is smaller than the specified size. For example: Let's say my canvas size is 300 x 250. I want the Web to be at LEAST 600 x 600. If I run my action, it will increase the size of the canvas to 600 x 600 for me. If I run this same script on an image where the size of the canvas is already 700 x 700, it did nothing for her because the width and height are equal to or greater than the size of my target.

  She will also work with the height and width on an individual basis. If my image is 400 x 800, the action would increase my width of 400 to 600, but he let the height of 800 only. If the final canvas size will eventually be 600 x 800.

  It's a bit like the option 'Adapter the Image' in Photoshop, but I want only to manipulate the size of my canvas, NOT the size of my image.

  You can try this:

  // resize canvas in either direction if it is below a defined minimum;
  // 2011; use it at your own risk;
  #target photoshop
  if (app.documents.length > 0) {
  var myDocument = app.activeDocument;
  // set to pixels;
  var originalRulerUnits = app.preferences.rulerUnits;
  app.preferences.rulerUnits = Units.PIXELS;
  // set the minimum values;
  var minWidth = 600;
  var minHeight = 600;
  // get current ones;
  var theWidth = myDocument.width;
  var theHeight = myDocument.height;
  // resize canvas;
  myDocument.resizeCanvas(Math.max(minWidth, theWidth), Math.max(minHeight, theHeight), AnchorPosition.MIDDLECENTER);
  // reset;
  app.preferences.rulerUnits = originalRulerUnits;
  };
  

• How to change the default window size?

  When I open any file in ID, it defaults to the view full screen - in other words, the file takes up my full screen. Is it possible to adjust the size of the window, either as a default value for a particular file. I tried the following:

  1. Open a new window with no other window open, save as a new file, and then close ID - no luck.
  2. Open an existing file, reset the size, save the file, ID of closing - no luck.
  3. Check preferences - I saw no applicable options in the preferences (there might well be one, I don't couldn't find it).
  4. seaching this forum, I have seen this problem mentioned in older versions of ID, but wonder if she was treated in ID CS5.

  Background information on my system:

  MacBook Pro

  Snow Leopard OS X 10.6.7

  ID CS5 7.0.4

  Please let me know if more information would be useful. Thanks in advance!

  NW

  I had this same problem in CS5. I don't know if you ever figured this out, but perhaps the solution for you to turn on the "Application Framework" in the menu window. This tells InDesign what size full screen, then you can drag the window to a smaller size and it will always open at this size. I hope this helps.

• With the publication of the video window size

  I have a project to 950 x 560. I published it in the video, but it is much greater than the predefined custom size opening, making it blurry. How can ensure me that the size of the video, it's what's on my project.

  I test this in Captivate 8.

  Thank you

  Are you sure that it is published in a larger size?

  Some players may be called upon to play video at 200% (or other) by default.

  Once published, right-click the video, select the 'Détails' tab and note the width and height values.

  No they don't match?

• How do I set the screen window size in a guest LinuxMint17 (WS7)?

  I am always on WorkStation 7 (last revision) because I discovered that after installing the update I bought I would be able to use 7 and I need that for some of my virtual machines...

  Anyway, now I need to test some features of Web server and need a KDE LinuxMint17 machine for this.

  Installation went well and I also installed the virtual machine; Tools of dishes without problem.

  As part of the installation, I put the size of the screen for the guest to 1024 x 768 in the properties of the VM.

  Then I could install the basic software that I need the terminal of the virtual machine.

  But it turns out that this screen is too small for the webbrowser, I need to run inside the guest, so I stopped and then replaced by the properties of the vm to display 1280 x 1024.

  The strange thing is that the guest does not adjust when I start again, it always appears in the size 1024 x 768.

  So I'm looking for help set the size of the screen correctly in the comments of LinuxMint17...

  Is it possible to make the largest screen in Linux?

  I looked at the System_Settings/Display_And_Monitor inside the guest, but I do not get a way to resize it.

  Or maybe there is way to allow resizing screen in VMWare Workstation settings for the prompt instead?

  Note that I have running in a window rather than the full screen because I use it as a test machine for stuff that happens in Windows...

  I tried Googling for Linux screen size settings but came empty-handed, suggestions addressed the other issues...

  I do not use Linux Mint but on other Linux Distros, I use the xrandr from a Terminal command to set the resolution of the screen when it is not available from the GUI.

  Execution of xrandr by itself will be out the available resolutions then, for example, use: xrandr-s 1024 x 768

• How to set the targeted window size, need help...

  It has been a while and I'm a model, I do not remember how to set the size of a target window.
  
  "< a href =" http://web.ocp.org/products/ <? php echo $node ["pmid"];? ' > .jpg ' target = '_blank' >
  
  Want to pop up to as height 150 width 200.

  Rewritten the thread here: http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/messageview.cfm?catid=189&threadid=1280810

• Calculation of the minimum required size for a BasicEditField

  Hello

  I hope someone can help! This is continued in another post, I had about resize a BasicEditField so I could put a button on the same line.

  I re-size my BasicEditField to be half the width of the screen. I also set the maximum number of characters which they reached 6. When the user tries to enter the character 7 I get an alert that the field is full. I have a border around the BasicEditField and the user, it seems they should be able to enter more characters that is to say the space to enter the number is much larger than 6 characters.

  Does anyone know a way to calculate the size so the domain will be the right size it of to say to fit to the label and up to 6 characters, but not bigger?

  I hope I've explained this well enough to understand. Thanks in advance for any help

  Just put a code here:

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/Java-development/please-help-with-trying-to-put-a-BasicEditFi...

• minimum height of paper ip8720 in the custom paper sizes

  With the help of ip8720, when I set the height to 4.25 in custom paper size the image does not print correctly. If I leave the printer set the margins, I get the message «the limits of paper as defined by the PPD file size are a minimum height of 5 inches...» "If I set the margins mysself (to 0) part of the image is printed in a corner, not there at - there no way to print with a 4.25 inches paper size?  I could do with my old Canon printer. The reason why I need to this size, it's that I'm trying to print a photo on the bottom half of the book which is actually 5.5 wide and 8.5 high. I need only on the bottom so that I can then fold paper to make a card with the image on the widthx height 5.5 before - so 4.25 will not work in this case... the height must be 4,25 and width of 5.5 inches. Thanks for any ideas you may have. (I use an iMac).

  Hello.

  The minimum supported size is 3.5 inches wide by 5 inches high.  If the height is specified as something more smaller than 5 inches it will not print to avoid paper jams or feeding problems in case the book is actually less than 5 inches high.

  If you need additional information, find more help contact us.

• The size of the installation window InDesing CC 2015 TOC

  Hello, the installation window size OCD is twice larger than my screen, all other windows are OK?

  Help, please

  Jean

  See: troubleshooting 101: replace, or 'trash' your InDesign preferences

• In Safari 10 minimum font size

  Hi people,

  Is there a way to restore the minimum font size setting 9 Safari Safari 10? Zoom the entire page is not as useful as the increase in the minimum size of text. To return to the 18pt size I had before, I up to 150%, which increases all the parts of the page, making it too large to render correctly.

  Minimum size was certainly not perfect, but it was the best option in my situation of low vision.

  Rgds,

  There is circumvention via CSS custom solutions, you can find online.

  I am facing the same problem and have sent feedback to Apple. It borders on the hostile user behaviour, discrimination against people with a weak eyesight and seems to be a crazy interface simplification exercise.

  My only solution is to go back to chrome until Apple decides to solve this problem.

• Initial window size too much HTML (.chm) help

  I was wondering if anyone knows how this problem - my .chm initially opens in a window that takes my entire screen (sometimes its opening as a stand-alone .chm and when you access the application with which comes the .chm). The initial window size is much too big, forcing me (and end users) to reduce the window manually (I have to shrink even just to see the Add button under the Favorites tab). I checked all the settings window in the pod project... windows sizes are smaller than what the .chm initially displays and I see all of the options I selected or not selected that would what be it (I tried a few things that you can imagine).
  
  Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
  Thank you
  Amy
  

  Hi Rick, and Pete

  I have some good info to work with thanks to your messages. I was not aware of the hh.dat file or its purpose.

  Thank you very much
  Amy