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Resizing
Windows
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A window that is
not maximized or minimized can be stretched and
dragged to be any size or position on your screen.
You can "grab" any side or corner of a resizable
window and relocate it.
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Let's change the
lower right hand corner of a window.
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HOW TO DO IT
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1. Make
sure that your window is not maximized or minimized.
Choose the restore option as described
in the previous section.
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2. Position
the pointer over the lower right hand corner of
the window. You'll be able to change the position
when the pointer changes to a double-headed arrow
that looks like the figure below.
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3. CLICK
and Drag (Remember, that means click and hold the
left button.) the arrow to
another location
on the screen. As you do so an outline of the resized
window will appear on the screen.
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4. Release
the left button when the window is the size that
you want.
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You can resize more
than just the lower right corner. You can also relocate
any window edge by following the same procedure.
All four sides and all four corners can be moved
by clicking and dragging. The only difference will
be the angle of the double-headed arrow.
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- Changes top and
bottom edges
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- Changes left and
right edges
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- Changes upper
left or lower right corner
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- Changes upper
right or lower left corner
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