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Why Doesn't Safari Launch In Maximum Window ?
Every time I launch safari from the dock it doesn't launch in maxi
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stefanDEMON 
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Posted 11 July 2011 - 10:36 AM
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stefanDEMON
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Posted 11 July 2011 - 10:38 AM
Why Doesn't Safari Launch In Maximum Window ?
Even If I close it in a maximum windows it doesn't start like that. This is only happening in XWD !!!
Even If I close it in a maximum windows it doesn't start like that. This is only happening in XWD !!!
This post has been edited by stefanDEMON: 11 July 2011 - 10:39 AM
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venomite
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Posted 31 December 2011 - 06:04 AM
I see that no one has replied, because no one cares, people rarely like helping.. 
349 Views and out of those 349 I bet 30% knew the reason why, but they were too lazy to answer
However I will gladly give a helping hand!
First off, this is not a bug. If you are using Windows 7, W7 sometimes fails to remember the last position and last size of a window. And since Xwindows Dock is intertwined with Explorer.exe, it will gladly catch the cold.
If you want to fix this directly, that would be illegal, since the only direct way to fix this would be to alter Xwindows Dock exe itself
Luckily, I've found a way to save the last position & size, not only for XWD, but for all applications, in other words, you are
killing Multple birds with just one stone! with AutoHotkey!
If you are interested, Reply to me, and I will message you the Private source code for my Script.
Or if you want something more professional, Google "Desksoft window Manager" however be prepared to loose a couple megabytes of ram when the App is running!
349 Views and out of those 349 I bet 30% knew the reason why, but they were too lazy to answer
However I will gladly give a helping hand!
First off, this is not a bug. If you are using Windows 7, W7 sometimes fails to remember the last position and last size of a window. And since Xwindows Dock is intertwined with Explorer.exe, it will gladly catch the cold.
If you want to fix this directly, that would be illegal, since the only direct way to fix this would be to alter Xwindows Dock exe itself
Luckily, I've found a way to save the last position & size, not only for XWD, but for all applications, in other words, you are
killing Multple birds with just one stone! with AutoHotkey!
If you are interested, Reply to me, and I will message you the Private source code for my Script.
Or if you want something more professional, Google "Desksoft window Manager" however be prepared to loose a couple megabytes of ram when the App is running!
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