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Removing window size limits

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I'm running on Vista 64bit.

 

 

 

I can't stretch out a window to be larger than the screen resolution (I stretch it fully, move it off a side and I can't stretch it any further.)

 

 

 

Is there an option or a way to remove this limit or open firefox at a size larger (wider specifically) than my resolution?

 

 

 

Note: all windows have this limitation, not just firefox.

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I guess i am a little confused but why would you want windows to open bigger than your resolution.

If i get this correctly you run dual monitors and you want to play RSHD on both monitors?

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No, that I can do, I just want the browser to stretch even beyond my 2 monitors.

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What graphics card(s) you running?

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NVidia GeForce 8800GT Overclocked

 

 

 

I doubt it has to do with that though...

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Go to your nvidia control panel and make your duals as one desktop. That is the only way i can think to do it.

... that's definitely not it

 

Ever seen it done before?

I think window sizes are limited by the Windows GUI, but I might be able to code something that gives you a list of currently open windows and for you to force it to a specified width and height. I will probably look into this over the weekend if you like?

 

 

 

Clare.

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