Resizing Netscape Windows



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	Course Homepage Course Modules: Online Community Background Information Basic Web Searching Managing Resources Advanced Web Searching Comprehensive Web Search Strategies Course Projects Assessment	Resizing web browser windows There is no reason to accept the default browser window size offered by Netscape, Internet Explorer or the AOL web browser. You can resize the browser window by clicking in the bottom right hand corner of the window and while holding the mouse button, dragging the corner upwards and to the left. You can reposition the browser on the screen by placing the cursor in the title bar at the top of the browser window and holding down the mouse button while you move the browser window. It is often advantageous to resize and reposition the browser window to allow access to multiple browser windows and text editors. I have seen research professionals running simultaneous searches in multiple browser windows with a text editor open on the side for cutting and pasting URL’s and search strings. It definitely works best with a large monitor but is possible even with a small one. back

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	Course Homepage Course Modules: Online Community Background Information Basic Web Searching Managing Resources Advanced Web Searching Comprehensive Web Search Strategies Course Projects Assessment	Resizing web browser windows There is no reason to accept the default browser window size offered by Netscape, Internet Explorer or the AOL web browser. You can resize the browser window by clicking in the bottom right hand corner of the window and while holding the mouse button, dragging the corner upwards and to the left. You can reposition the browser on the screen by placing the cursor in the title bar at the top of the browser window and holding down the mouse button while you move the browser window. It is often advantageous to resize and reposition the browser window to allow access to multiple browser windows and text editors. I have seen research professionals running simultaneous searches in multiple browser windows with a text editor open on the side for cutting and pasting URL’s and search strings. It definitely works best with a large monitor but is possible even with a small one. back

Fresno Pacific University \| School of Professional Studies

Website maintained by Bob Jost \| bjost@josts.net \| last revised Jan. 1, 2002 Copyright © 1998-2002 by Bob Jost & Geoffrey Jost. All rights reserved. No part of this website may be transmitted, stored or recorded in any form without written permission from the authors.