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Not natively. You can, however, use the shortcut to make it easier/quicker at least<br />
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Not natively. You can, however, use the shortcut to make it easier/quicker at least
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You can see here (Win10) hot to change the properties to run in Maximized window.

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Hello All Community MEMBERS...<br />
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I Thank you for your answers and reply's<br />
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That is &quot;Spot-On&quot; Robert L<br />
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Best Ever<br />
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Paul M
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Hello All Community MEMBERS...

I Thank you for your answers and reply's

That is "Spot-On" Robert L

Best Ever

Paul M

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Yes WOW ! <br />
Brilliant Answers<br />
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Best Ever
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Hello Community Members<br />
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I have a Question:<br />
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When I &quot;click open&quot; for say like Windows File Explorer to have the Window opened at maximum ALL the time so no-need to keep-on adjusting for 100% of view<br />
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All help VALUED <br />
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Best Ever<br />
<br />
Paul M
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Hello Community Members

I have a Question:

When I "click open" for say like Windows File Explorer to have the Window opened at maximum ALL the time so no-need to keep-on adjusting for 100% of view

All help VALUED 

Best Ever

Paul M

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