Brian Kendig wrote:
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> >Brian Kendig wrote:
> >> Is there any way to force Mozilla to remember my current window size
> >> and position as the default?
> >
> >Yes, put this line in your prefs.js file:
> >user_pref("mozilla.magically.fix_all_the_bugs", "true");
>
> Hee! :)
>
> Believe it or not, it hadn't dawned on me that this might be a bug... I
> remember the early days of Netscape Navigator, where it would also be pesky
> about remembering a huge window size as the default, and how there was a
> 'Save Preferences' menu option that allowed me to stamp the current window
> size into the defaults instead.
>
> I guess I was misguidedly looking for that old option. Old habits die
> hard. ;)
>
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For reference only:
In Communicator in a Mac if you want it cover the full screen option
click the Mouse button and it will cover the full screen minus about 3
pixels right left top and bottom. Imediately quit Communicator. let sit
for a second or two. Then reopen Communicator. The screen size will be
forever saved in preferences. Unless Preferences become corrupt for some
reason and you have to throw away and create a new preference File
(which is very, very rare) then you would have to repeat the procedure.
It shouldn't be to teribly difficult to write the code to do the same
(account for differences in platforms -Unix,Mac, PC).
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