David Levy asks:
Is there a setting in Windows XP and Windows 7 that I could set so that when I open a new window it defaults to full screen? I also have 2 monitors and I would like for the new window to open on a specific screen. How can this be done?
Browser: Chrome 17
System: Windows
Tagged: full screen, open window, windows 7, windows tricks, windows xp
System: Windows
Tagged: full screen, open window, windows 7, windows tricks, windows xp
5 Answers -
Jay.0
February 23, 2012Autosizer works, worked for me also.
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Karkala Nayak
February 23, 2012Hello David,
You don’t need any software its very simple.
Open the window and size the window to your liking.
Then hold down the ALT key while clicking the “F4” to close the program.
This will set the window to open at this setting every time.
That’s It..
I hope it helped…
Or you can click the close button, but that’s windows remembering window sizes of individual folders,
we need to open all the folders and program windows maximized here.(even if it is a new folder or program
so,
February 23, 2012http://www.makeuseof.com/answers/set-windows-open-window-full-screen/#comment-446549645
FIDELIS
February 23, 2012Hello as per opening the window in a specific monitor you could use third party software such as Ultramon:
http://www.realtimesoft.com/ultramon/
Also depending on your graphics card, this can be done through its software. If you have a discreet card such as ATI or NVIDIA, you can manage both monitors through it and set up specific programs to open in different monitors. For example if your card is ATI based, you would have to find the catalyst software and look under Hydravision or destop manager.
With regards to setting windows to open in full screen, you do not need to use any extra third party software. The easiest way is by opening the new window and maximize it to full screen and then close the window when maximized. Next time you open the window that was setup in full screen, it will open in full screen.
In windows 7, when you maximize the user folder and then close it maximized, it will open in full screen from there onwards even if you click on the video, pictures, download, documents, etc. The trick is to maximize windows and then close it when maximized. The system will remember that. The same thing applies to your browser. You maximize the screen and then close it. From then on, any new window you open in your browser, it will open in full screen. This also applies to windows XP.
Anonymous
February 23, 2012http://www.actualtools.com/multiplemonitors/features/multi_monitor_window_management/
swap screen
http://dualmonitortool.sourceforge.net/swapscreen.html
Chris Hoffman
February 23, 2012This doesn’t help you with the multiple-monitor problem, but Windows contains a setting that lets you open certain programs maximized.
Right-click the program’s shortcut, select Properties, click the Run box and select Maximized.
If you’re using Windows 7 and want to change this setting for a program on the taskbar, right-click the taskbar icon, then right-click the program’s name and select Properties.
http://pages.citebite.com/r1t5e1m7k7clu
February 23, 2012