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Workarounds for viewing FF on an extra large monitor



 
 
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Old November 26th 10, 09:54 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.performance_maintenance
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Default Workarounds for viewing FF on an extra large monitor

My son-in-law is a gamer and he is using Vista with a large monitor.

I can't view an open FF window properly without sitting back about 10
feet. :-)

Is there a way to get a full size open window to be a proportion of
the screen size?

I hope that made sense.

Andy
 




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