Want bigger window for Windows Virtual PC after winXp installed

The problem with instructions; they are like directions. They seem simple enough and exact enough to the person giving them but this is only if he knows the place well and does so blindly so doesn't take into consideration the obvious)
Have you ever been in a country you've never been in or city (quite different from yours)? You ask for directions and the person tells you "Go straight ahead for 2 miles, then you'll see a 7/11 and a McDonalds. Make a left there and continue for 1/2 mile....etc."
It seem all clear to you until you start following the directions. You go straight ahead but the street actually curves and you begin to wonder if you missed what you were supposed to have already seen. And then straight ahead actually runs you into a fork, and you wonder which of the 'straight' the person meant, 'straight left' or 'straight right' or if you were on foot you question if you should continue following the directions exactly and skip the fork all together and actually go straight. And if you are lucky enough to pass that initial point,you then find yourself asking was it 7/11 1st or McD? And then there are things like, ''When the person said McD, did he actually mean Burger King?'' since you happen to notice one. And this is basically US/Canada but it gets much more complicated if you were to ask for directions in a country whose signs you can not read or can't read properly (China, Kuwait, France). So now its no more 7/11 but rather ''j%h^pw&*vub''
So you see computer lingo is the same as a different language. Since 'drive C' does not mean drive a vehicle called C, 'desktop' is not something sitting on top of your desk etc. etc. This may seem to obvious but the point here is not the obvious but the less so.
When I do edit work, I actually read my final work backwards and only then can I see things I had not seen before. The same as when revising your work a day or 2 later. If you do it immediately your brain automatically fills in the gap and things are invisible.
Having lived in 6 countries I have realized where even the present GPS can confuse you totally. You never but never get the complete directions right unless they're very simple, ''go straight 2 blocks and on your right you will see a big red sign 'ABC-Shop'. At times the lovely "how to'' work done here or elsewhere takes the same confusing path regardless how well written and detailed it may have seen--and the writer may be thinking "Hey can't you read?".

I know your problem with highways, here in Canada as well. And missing the exit is something I have done often enough. You have something in your mind, and oops, there goes that exit. And the exit you miss just happens to be the furthest away from the next one
My total countries visited is 54, most of them at least 3 X. And no, I never got lost myself (at least not for long) but I attribute this more to other factors and not directions given.

Ok at this point it seems that I did not do something right somewhere. Either that or this method unfortunately does not work with XP. But somehow I feel its me. I know the XP has been mounted because besides there having an assigned letter, I could see all the files within it. the attained 'imagex.exe' file is on the desktop, (along with every other file attained in the '32' folder) I then follow the CMD instruction with the following :"C:\Users\Mich\Desktop\imagex.exe" /apply I:\sources\install.wim 1 K:\
I know that "I" is my virtual drive with XP and I know that "K" is where my flash drive is (Which was H before all this started) Anyhow what I get instead is a list of commands. It starts with: microsoft DiskPart version 6.1.7601 and then the list ACTIVE - Mark the selective partition......I know this is not what is supposed to show since doing anything wrong will display such a thing.
(BTW though I used 'VirtualCloneDrive' as you suggested. I already had 'Phantom CD Drive' installed which I assume is the same thing and would not have required me to install V.C.D.)Where could I possibly have gone wrong? The command given does include the quotes correct?
---- Addendum: I had not closed the cmd window and re-opened it thinking it was not necessary. Then I did and this time things changed. I got "ImageX Tool for Windows...." bla bla and then 'error opening file [I:\sources\install.wim"' Strangely "K" is 'H' again. I don't get it. Though the error refers to "I"

OK maybe I found the problem. The file in question (install.wim) is not found because it is not there. I am assuming therefore that for windows XP the file has another name.
Here below is a pic of what's inside the Win XP.

whs said:

Yeah you are right. The wim file seems to be different in XP. Unfortunately I am not an expert in that area. If you send a PM to SIW2, he may be able to help you. He knows all that stuff.

Hi whs
I have written to siw2 and hopefully he won't mind replying and has the time to do so.
I thank you fully and sincerely for all of your help. It has been quite appreciated. :)

whs said:

No problem. Keep us updated. It will be interesting how XP can be dealt with.

-- Sure thing. I will. Thanks for the interest.
SIW2 hasn't replied yet. Maybe he (or she) has been busy. Would it be polite if after a few days I remind him/her? Being a private message I feel that perhaps doing so may not be an OK thing to do.