Window 50% of screen

[scofield]

Hi

i have a question. if you take a windows to the site of the screen. win7 make a suggestion to make it fill 50% of the screen.

is there a place in windows where i can change it to automatic suggest 70 or 80% insted ?

asking be vores i have some stuff on me desktop i still want to be showed.

 

[kado897]

Hi Scofield. I am not aware of any windows setting but a lot of programs remember the size and position that you set them to the last time you opened them

Is there a specific program you are having problems with.

 

[scofield]

It is be cores i run dual screen. and i want it on the right site of the left screen.
i want it so every time i send a window or a program over there, it only use 70% of the screen so i wont have to set it up every time i open a new program.

 

[kado897]

I'm sorry I misunderstood. I really can't help because I have no experience with dual screen systems.

 

[Mike Connor]

It is be cores i run dual screen. and i want it on the right site of the left screen.
i want it so every time i send a window or a program over there, it only use 70% of the screen so i wont have to set it up every time i open a new program.

If you set it up on the screen you want it on, and then close it, Windows should retain the settings. If you move Windows from one screen to another, and they have different resolutions, then you get different Window sizes.

You might find this useful;

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Regards....Mike Connor

 

[kado897]

It is be cores i run dual screen. and i want it on the right site of the left screen.
i want it so every time i send a window or a program over there, it only use 70% of the screen so i wont have to set it up every time i open a new program.

If you set it up on the screen you want it on, and then close it, Windows should retain the settings. If you move Windows from one screen to another, and they have different resolutions, then you get different Window sizes.

You might find this useful;

PowerResizer | Download PowerResizer software for free at SourceForge.net

Regards....Mike Connor

Thank's for picking this one up Mike