To enlarge a window so it takes up the entire screen. There is usually a Maximize button in the upper-right corner of a window.
Enlarges a window, displaying it as a full screen on the desktop.
To enlarge a window to fill a workspace. The push button that maximizes a window is located in the upper right corner of a window frame.
To enlarge a window to its largest size. Maximizing an application window causes it to fill the screen; maximizing a presentation window causes it to fill the application window.
refers to making a Window as large as possible. Click on the up arrow in the upper-right corner of the window.
Making a window fill the whole screen. The icon for this is the one in the middle of the group of 3 that appears in the upper right-hand corner of the window.
The act of making a window fill the entire screen by clicking on the maximize button - the button with the big square inside, located near the window's upper right corner.
(v) To enlarge a window to fill a workspace. Typically, a maximize push button is located in the upper-right corner of a window frame.
To make a window appear at its largest possible size. In Windows 95 applications, the maximize button is a square in the top right corner of the window.
Enlarge a window to fit in the biggest area of the desktop.
the act of bringing a window back up onto the computer screen. This does not mean reopening the window; the action simply moves the window from the task bar back to the screen. To accomplish this action follow these steps: 1) Find the task bar. Usually this is at the bottom of the screen; however, sometimes it is on one of the other screen edges. One last point: it is possible that the task bar is in hidden mode; if so, to find it, simply place the cursor at the absolute screen edge and it should appear; 2) Look on the task bar for the document you wish to bring back.; 3) Place your cursor over that document; 4) Click.
To enlarge a window to fit your entire screen.
The link between the -- and the boxes at the top right of the page of most browser windows which expands the current window to fill the screen.
To enlarge a window to its maximum size.
A choice that enlarges a window to its largest possible size.
To maximize a window on the computer screen means to make the window cover the entire screen. This is accomplished by clicking the middle of the three buttons on the toolbar at the top right of the window. The button will change its appearance when the window is maximized, and it will become a restore button.
To make a window the full-size of the screen.
To enlarge a window to its full size, or to reopen a minimized window
To enlarge a window to its largest size by clicking the Maximize button (at the right of the title bar), or by pressing ALT+SPACEBAR and then pressing X. See also: minimize; title bar
To expand a window to fill all of the desktop by clicking “Maximize Window” button at the top right corner of the window. To restore the window to its previous size, click “Restore Window” button.
in Macintosh and Windows operating systems, as well as many software programs, a button found in the upper right hand corner of the screen (in most cases, but not always) that, when the user places the mouse cursor on it and clicks, it enlarges the current window to fit the entire screen.