Dear CNET members:
Is there an easy way for Windows to always maximize a window size
when I launch an application? Windows has forgotten my settings.
--Submitted by Karen C. of Birmingham, AL
The simple way is to:
1. Open an application (such as Excel).
2. Maximize the window using the Maximize button in the top-right
corner.
3. Hold either Shift or Ctrl on your keyboard and close the
application window by pressing X or File > Close/Exit.
The other way is to:
1. Right-click the shortcut icon that you use to start the
application.
2. From the pop-up menu, select Properties.
3. There will be four tabs, click the Shortcut tab.
4. Look for Run:; next to it will be a drop-down menu.
5. Select Maximized from the menu.
6. After you are done with the above, click the OK button.
--Submitted by member: Kenneth P. of Ogden, UT
Please click here to check out Kenneth's full response.
"To educate a man in mind and not in morals is to educate a menace to
society." Theodore Roosevelt
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