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A minor thing I know, but when I drag a window to the bottom of the screen it does not snap to full height like it supposed to do.
Running windows 7 pro
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Try draging it to the top.
Aero Snap - Turn On or OffLast edited by Brink; 28 Dec 2009 at 08:41. Reason: added link
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Windows 7: How to use Aero Shake, Aero Snap and Aero Peek - Coolbuster
This link tells that the bottom snap is supposed to do the same as the top. If you have a window open [not full screen] it is supposed to make it full height. I thought I tried this when I first installed 7 and it worked, but now I cant seem to get it to work
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Dont even worry about that, just hold down the windows key and then use the arrows; up. down, left or right.
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Hello 7up,
This can help show you how to.
Aero Snap - Turn On or OffLast edited by Brink; 31 Dec 2009 at 01:29. Reason: typo
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Hi 7up,
Here's the exact quote from the website you read:
It's poorly worded, but the "dragging" here does not mean click-and-drag the entire window using its title bar - it means click-and-drag the top or bottom edge of the window until it touches the top of the screen or the Taskbar, respectively. In other words, click-and-drag when your cursor turns into an up-down arrow.Dragging a window to touch the top or bottom edge of the screen maximizes it to full height while retaining its width; or pull it off and the window returns to its original height.
Hope that works...
Walker
Windows Outreach Team
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Perfect, Thanks. I knew that I did it when I first got 7 but couldnt remember how
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