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25-Apr-2002, 08:20 PM #1
100% screen for browsing
this is pretty simple, but nobody I know, knew it...it's very cool, if you didn't know this...when on a webpage, first hit f11 to hide the tool bars...then, there's still a small tool bar at the top of the page...right click on an empty spot, and check "auto hide taskbar"...if you have autohide on the bottom taskbar also, you now have 100% of the screen for content
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