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jahrens   12-26-2011 at 05:55:14 PM

My daughter used my computer, and when she finished, my outlook window was maximized to take up the entire screen. I usually am able to manipulate the size of the outlook window so that I can see some of my desktop icons on the left side of my screen. I don\'t know what she did, but I can\'t go to the sides and get it to go smaller with the two way arrow that I usually see. I\'m running windows 7. Please help. Thanks.

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Anonymous   12-26-2011 at 07:55:42 PM

So why are you posting in the Windows 2000/NT section of the forum? Are there 3 buttons in the upper right corner of the window?

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jahrens   12-27-2011 at 01:37:50 AM

yes there are. I posted here because I didn't see a place to post for Windows 7. I'm brand new to this, so please cut me some slack! :)

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Anonymous   12-27-2011 at 01:25:31 PM

You should have posted in the Applications section. Posting in the correct section helps get your problem solved. Is the middle button Restore Down/Maximize? Have you clicked it? What is your screen resolution set to?

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