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How do I zoom a specific window to full screen in Windows XP.

Asked by tsmit877 in MS DOS, Microsoft Windows Operating Systems, Windows XP Operating System

The application is about 8 years old and is hard coded to 800x600 so when I press the maximize button it will only go to 800x600 despite the screen resolution being much higher. The company that makes the application is unwilling to change the application to fix this issue. I was wondering if there is any software that's available that would automatically make this application full screen when launched (stretching to whatever the resolution of the display is).

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How do I zoom a specific window to full screen in Windows XP.

Asked by tsmit877 in MS DOS, Microsoft Windows Operating Systems, Windows XP Operating System

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