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    Default Maximize in Windows 7

    Heya, I am running Windows 7 and I was wondering if anyone knows how I can make my active window cover the task bar when I maximize it. Thanks for the help

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    Religiously tolerant. Luke122's Avatar
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    Default Re: Maximize in Windows 7

    Try right clicking on the task bar, and see if there's an "always on top" option. If so, disable it.

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    Default Re: Maximize in Windows 7

    Nope, I am not seeing that. However I have done some googling and it seems as though there is nothing I can do about it. I will probably get used to it in time.

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    Well that sucks..

    Ok, I'll look into it when I get home.. I'm hoping to install W7 on my desktop tonight.. *hope,hope*

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    Yeah, but still I am very impressed with the OS thus far. It is quite awesome.

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    Default Re: Maximize in Windows 7

    In XP you right click the task bar and go to properties. Under taskbar appearance uncheck "keep taskbar on top of other windows".

    *edit: Nope not the same in Win7. You can right click and go to properties, then check "Auto-hide the taskbar", that would let a window be full screen.




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