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Any changes to the machine? <br />
Does it happen to all users? If only a single user, please create a new one with Admin Rights and test.....<br />
Tried removing the Display Adapter from the Device Manager, reboot and reinstall using the latest driver from the mfgr website?<br />

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Any changes to the machine?
Does it happen to all users? If only a single user, please create a new one with Admin Rights and test.....
Tried removing the Display Adapter from the Device Manager, reboot and reinstall using the latest driver from the mfgr website?


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The double arrow that usually is available to manually resize a frame is not coming up when I mouse over the frame edge of an app like IE or Word. The problem is exhibited in all applications. The system is an XP Pro SP2 system with IE8 running on it.
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The double arrow that usually is available to manually resize a frame is not coming up when I mouse over the frame edge of an app like IE or Word. The problem is exhibited in all applications. The system is an XP Pro SP2 system with IE8 running on it.

Window resizing unavailable - double arrow missing

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