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I have a user running windows 7 or 8, but I have to check. &nbsp;He has a dell touchscreen, all in one computer. &nbsp;The problem is, when he moves an application to the right or left, or just anywhere on his screen, so he can have two screens side by side to compare, one of the screens resizes automatically to full screen and it's annoying.<br />
Is there a way to disable that feature, I can't think of where I find that option.
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I have a user running windows 7 or 8, but I have to check.  He has a dell touchscreen, all in one computer.  The problem is, when he moves an application to the right or left, or just anywhere on his screen, so he can have two screens side by side to compare, one of the screens resizes automatically to full screen and it's annoying.
Is there a way to disable that feature, I can't think of where I find that option.

applications resize automatically to full screen

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