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• Program BACK in Guest XP on Windows 7 does not fill the screen

  Hello world

  I have a quite unique due to many circumstances situation and several months of research to get to a decent workaround.

  I have a tool written in Basic for MS-DOS. I need to use this tool and the interface with the files created in Windows 7. VMWare Player with no very good support for sharing files between DOS with Windows 7 clients, I have opted for a guest of Windows XP on my computer Windows 7 host and who go through the program. In this way, I can share files between XP and 7 and run the program correctly in the XP VM. Note that this program doesn't work at all on Windows 7 due to some problems graphics driver, hence the need for such a solution.

  When I run the XP VM, it is able to match the resolution as expected. However, when I open the program BACK, he is not full screen as it does on a native XP machine or even a VM XP in VMWare Fusion on a Mac. Is there a way to force it to fill the screen? The graphics full screen are vital for visibility - I can barely see anything on the screen of dinky little 640 x 480 without blowing up to its maximum potential.

  I tried several other options, including a Windows VM (I'm under Windows 7 Enterprise) and DOSBOX. Windows VM has the same problem resolution in addition to requiring the integration of features enabled to share files and requiring the same integration disabled features in order to run the program and the DOSBOX not full screen but the performance is much too slow to be practical (it is similar to take 2 minutes to scroll through a web page that is several pages a notch long) even at maximum settings.

  Please no suggestions ' do you have the printer "-I am part of a team of average size on how it works and it's pretty much the last roadblock after several months of work. We probably tried everything which is immediately obvious, including the recompilation of the source code for the program BACK (that we had to do anyway to remove a lock imposed by a society that no longer exists).

  The closest that I have is to reduce the resolution of the host Windows 7 in 800 x 600, which makes the VM a bit larger but still not quite full screen. I try to activate the VGA 640 x 480 mode, I guess? Even in this case, however, the need for constantly changing screen resolutions makes this solution less than ideal.

  Thank you for all the suggestions/help.

  Do I understand correctly:

  -It is an application with a fixed resolution of 640 x 480 fullscreen

  -You want that he developed the scale to fit to your screen

  As far as I KNOW, VMware Player is not just what to do.

  There is a tutorial in the section documents for a workaround (using the changer display to automatically change the resolution of the host).

• Whenever I try to maximize a window, it does not fill the screen

  I'm running a new Dell laptop on Windows 7 and whenever I try to maximize a window (a web browser, for a folder of files, etc.), display is not going to the top of the screen and there is a 'gap' where I can see my desktop.  Changing the resolution did not help, nor has using the extension/retraction button in the upper right of the browser. Any idea on how I can do this deficiency disappear and displays her fill the entire screen?

  Hello

  I suggest you perform a clean boot and check if that helps, by following the link:

  How to troubleshoot a problem by performing a Clean boot in Windows Vista or in Windows 7

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929135

  Note: Refer to, step 7 'reset the computer to start as usual', after the clean boot is performed.

  I hope this helps.

• Re Windows XP: At the opening of the hearts, the window is very small. How can I increase the window to fill the screen. Double click on the top panel does not work.

  Re Windows XP: At the opening of the hearts, the window is very small.   How can I increase the window to fill the screen.   Double click on the top panel does not work.

  Hi Rosa,.

  The size of the window for Hearts is actually design in Windows XP.

  However, there is a solution. You can follow these steps:

  
  Step 1

  a. first of all, copy the game.

  b. click Start, all programs, games.

  c. right-click on the game of hearts .

  d. Select Properties from the list.

  e. press the button find the target on the next window.

  f. right click on the highlighted file and select copy.

  g. then paste the copy on your desktop.

  h. right click on your desktop.

  i. Select Paste from the list.

  Step 2

  Finally, we will change the resolution for the game setting:

  a. right click on the game you just pasted on your desktop.

  b. Select Properties from the list and click the Compatibility tab.

  c. put the check box marked "run in 640 x 480 screen resolution.

  d. now whenever you want to play, click on that game on your desktop and it opens in mode full screen using the widest possible cards and numbers.

  Hope the helps of information.

• Windows 8 on AMD Radeon graphics card is not completely fill the screen

  Just installed Windows 8 Pro on a Dell Inspiron Zino HD with an AMD Radeon HD 4300 Series.

  Display is a LG on HDMI monitor.

  Installation went well apart from my screen Windows does not fill my entire screen.  I don't think it's something to do with the resolution of the screen, it's just the way that 'image' does not fill the screen correctly.

  Hello

  Did you install these legacy AMD official drivers?
  http://support.AMD.com/us/KbArticles/pages/catalystlegacywin8.aspx
  There is also a setting in the Catalyst Control Center associated with overscan (he has a slider).
  This one should expand your image to fill the edges of the screen.
  Carlos

• InDesign CS4 window fills the screen when opening

  I just installed Adobe CS4 Design Premium version 6.0.3.  When I open a document using InDesign, the window almost fills the screen 30 "on my Apple HD Display.  I would like to set the window size so that it frames a document of 8.5 "x 11" portrait with only a bit of margin all around. "  When I do that, and you save the document, it always opens to the same, large window.  It would be much more effective that I could put the size of the window to the required dimensions so that it would open in this configuration and not in the large version.  I can't get there.  Any ideas?  Thanks for any help you can give.  I am running 10.5.7 on a Mac Pro (early 2008) with 2 GB of RAM and a lot of hard disk space.

  Don't know how it will come around, but here's the Javascript (it works in CS3) - with my apologies to the author, whom I lost the name:

  DESCRIPTION: Returns the size of the active window or use the window before setting the default size.

  Check for WindowDefault.txt; If so use it to set the front window
  Otherwise, use the front window to put after checking with the user.

  myPath = app.activeScript;
  myParts = myPath.toString().split("/"); "
  myParts [(myParts.length-1)] = "WindowDefault" + app.version.slice (0.1) + ".txt";
  myNewPath = myParts.join("/");

  mySettingsFile = File (myNewPath);

  Before you begin, check that there is a window on the front
  Otherwise, offer the user the option to delete the current settings
  If (app.windows.length< 1)="">
  beep();
  If (confirm ("no window is open; you want to delete the settings file? »)) {
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  {if (mySettingsFile.Exists)}
  mySettingsFile.remove ();
  }
  }
  } else {}

  If (mySettingsFile.open ("r")) {}

  savedBounds = mySettingsFile.read ();
  mySettingsFile.close ();

  myBounds = savedBounds.split(",");
  for (i = 0; i
  myBounds [i] = Number (myBounds [i]);
  }
  App.Windows [0]. Bounds = myBounds;
  } else {}
  beep();
  If (confirm ("settings file is missing. To set default to use the current window before? »)) {
  Said user: go at it.
  new leader (mySettingsFile);
  mySettingsFile.open ("w");
  mySettingsFile.write(app.windows[0].bounds);
  mySettingsFile.close ();
  }
  }
  }

• iMac (21.5 inch, mid 2011) programs do not fill the screen

  My windows does not fill the screen, as in there is a small strip at the bottom of my screen which is my desktop wallpaper (screenshot of control to the footer of this website) any application that I use, I still see a bunch of my wallpaper down. I love being able to see my toolbar I have a few apps running for the supervision of different things, which is why I do not enter the mode full screen as it hides everything. Is there a solution to this? I can drag the window down a little and then stretch her so it fills the screen, but a simple refresh my browser or a change in the program, it will break again with the small bar at the bottom again.

  

  Please post a screenshot of the page complete so we can see what you're referring to.

• Firefox does not fill the screen

  Hello

  Yesterday I had Firefox and explore (ugh!) browsers open at the same time, as I just changed my site on Yahoo Small Business Solutions and Firefox would not save the changes (as a result, the opening of Explorer.) After I finished with the Web site changes, I noticed that there are some changes on my page of Firefox. It does not fit my screen by about 1/4 "on the sides and bottom, and the top is not complete as if it was - the office's bleeding through in empty space up there. Help, please! Thanks, Qz

  Open Firefox-> click the maximize button to fill the screen completely-> close Firefox

  • Restart Firefox
  • Now, the window should open maximized

  Check and tell if its working.

• How to make Web pages to fill the screen. I have margins of three inches on each side.

  When I open a page with IE, I get a view full screen of a web page. When I open a page with firefox, it is a smaller with the fine print version and margins of the great 3 inches. This is a new computer with Windows 7. I did not have this problem with Firefox on my old computer with XP. I currently have Firefox 3.6.16.

  Firefox is not zoom the pages automatically to fill the screen.

  You can watch one of the following extensions:

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• Games running in lower resolution on the desktop resolution does not fill the screen

  I have a laptop HP ENVY 17 TS with NVIDIA GT 740 M and Intel 4600HD graphics drivers and running Windows 7. Whenever I want to change the resolution in games at a lower resolution on the desktop resolution, the game shrinks to its view, leaving the couple of inches black bars on the edges. For example, if my the desktop resolution is 1920 x 1080 and I want to start a game in 1600 x 900, the game does not fill the screen, instead, it leaves an amount of empty space on the edges of the screen.
  
  In order to solve this problem, I tried the following steps:
  
  I first tried to locate the view tab in the NVIDIA Control Panel in order to define the scale/stretch in "Full screen", but my version of NVIDIA CP isn't the view tab (my NVIDIA drivers are the latest version).
  
  Then I discovered that I should do this in the Intel HD Graphics Control Panel. My Intel HD Graphics CP has an option named "Calibration" under display > display settings and it doesn't show the option to retain display scaling that is checked by default and does not change. Also, after searching the Internet I saw that some people suggested entering the 'advanced settings' and try to make changes. When I try to enter advanced settings, under view, it says 'this screen does not support advanced settings'.
  
  After trying without success, I tried the update driver Intel via their website, hoping that it can fix the problem. I ran the small Intel application on their Web site that identifies my chipset and offers me the latest driver for this chipset. Web site told me that the driver is installed on my computer is 10.18.10.3304, and there is an update for what is 15.33.18.64.3496 (or 10.18.10.3496). So I downloaded the file, but when I tried to run, it gave me this error message: "the drivre being installed is not validated for this computer. You can get the correct driver from the manufacturer of the computer. Setup will now exit. "that makes no sense.
  
  After trying the above steps, I'm not able to solve the problem, and I need help from someone who really knows how to solve this problem.
  
  Thank you.

  Solution (I hope)

  1. choose the properties of the graphic (logo Intel) option when you right click on the desktop

  2. go in view

  3. go through the resolutions on the 'Resolution' and change to this resolution (do not click Apply)

  4. for everyone to go to 'Scaling' at the bottom of the screen and change it to scale full screen (do not click Apply)

  5. Repeat until you get back to the higher resolution (that won't let you change the scale).

  6. quickly choose a few resolutions from the drop-down menu to make sure that they have changed their scale.

  I had a problem with some resoultions changing the way they were, but which should solve most of the problems.

• Ideas: Insert an error code or give a brief description of what you are trying to accomplish or fix.__media center tv shows only tv in the Center 3 "inches of black on both sides how I filled the screen

  Television Media Center only one tv in the dark on both sides of Center 3 "inches, how do I fill the screen e-machines 600 GB

  Hello, Russell

  Windows Media Center will use as possible while maintaining the proportions of screen space. If you have a TV screen and watch a video 4:3 standard, it will keep the bars on the side.

  You can change the level of zoom in now the keys CTRL and shift and press 'Z' to scroll through the different zoom levels so that it fills the entire screen at your convenience, but keep in mind that you will not be able to see the full image if the proportions of the video does not match your TV.

  David
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• How to develop the film to fill the screen?

  When you watch a tv movie widescreen by media center, the image is small and in the middle of the screen, with thick black bars on top, bottom, left and right.  How to I develop the image of film to fill my screen?

  Hello RobWeber

  Try this: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows7/How-do-I-change-the-way-Windows-Media-Center-looks-on-my-display

• Problems to start Windows Vista / slow route and the screen is very big

  Hello

  Last night, something happened and the power strip with all the strings of my computer was turned off. When I turned it on Windows took a long time to start. I tried several times to boot mode safe but it freezes when it loads the files "Windows". When I choose to start normally it takes about 30 minutes up to what the login screen appears, but the screen is large and disproportionate as if the resolution was too low. If I connect to try to change the resolution of my computer runs very slow and I can't do anything.

  I can not start safe mode and I tried to use the last good known Configuration, but my computer is blocked that do too. It freezes at the "loading windows files" with the white loading bar. The bar completely and then everything stops as if my computer is blocked. The only way he can start very slowly normally is, and then I can't do anything with it. For not to mention everything on the screen how big is. I checked the resolution with my monitors settings and it says its normal.

  At this point, I am completely lost and have no idea what could be the problem or what I need to do.

  My computer is a HP Pavilion Elite m9357 PC c.

  The monitor is an HP w2207h

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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  Hope

  Hello

  Power outages can damage the equipment.

  I suggest that you see if you can save your data > do reinstall a factory.

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• HP G60-230US laptop HDMI output never fills TV screen

  Interface using HDMI Cable output on my HP G60-230US laptop (Vista and built-in by default Intel graphics software), the image on a LCD TV ever fills the screen - it is only about half as bigger than the screen.  This happens on two LCD TVs in my house - both a new LG 1080 p and an older Magnavox 720 p set. I tried to set the resolution of the screen pretty much all values listed, but nothing has worked.  I have another laptop (an old Lenovo T60p

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  This is the case of the question, with graphics and display using HDMI to image...

  I see you have graphics card intel card... here are the steps on the scale manually to the top of the image...

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• Can I take pictures in my movie maker slide show to fill the screen?

  I use Windows vista and windows movie maker to create my first slideshow. my demo, whether seen full screen or not, the images have wide black borders left and right. is it possible to have pictures to fill the screen? If so, it will become distorted and pixelated?  Thanks - dave

  It looks like you may have a wide screen monitor
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  PhotoStory 3 for Windows
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