Dear Eddie
At the top right of most windows are three little boxes. The left of
these ( like a letter box) minimises your window. The right of the
three closes your window ( and clears all its resources ) .
And the one in the middle...
Toggles between maximised ( ie filling the screen ) and
normalised.
Normalised could fill the screen but normally does not. If the software
author create the window so that it could be resized then you can "drag"
it to new sizes.
Hope this helps.
Regards
Bob
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Eddie
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>I'm attempting my first HTML map and keep getting an error that I need help
>with. The error that I get whenever I choose the "HTML Image Map" tool is:
>"Normalize the map window and try again. Cannot make an HTML image map from
>a maximized or minimized map window." What does "normalize" mean? I've
>tried zooming in and out to no avail. Does anyone know what I should do to
>"normalize" a map? Sounds like I should perform a lobotomy or something.
>HA!
>
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