Ron S. from
Kenner writes:
"I found an image on the Web that's perfect for a presentation I need to make, except it's too small. I tried to stretch it in PowerPoint, but it looks terrible. Is there any way to enlarge images without the quality going downhill?"
ANSWERED NOV. 18: SmillaEnlarger is a free tool that magnifies bitmap image files. The program has an easy-to-use graphical interface and can be downloaded from
SourceForge.net. [
CLICK HERE ]
Gisele B. from
Gretna asks:
"Microsoft Excel, Word, and Internet Explorer no longer open full-screen on my PC. I've tried everything, but I always have to press the 'Maximize' button. How can I fix this?"
ANSWERED NOV. 18: By default, Windows programs open in a
Normal window, which remembers whether it was in a
Maximized state the last time the program was exited. If it wasn't, the app opens in a non-maximized state. This recollection can over overridden by right-clicking the application's shortcut and selecting "Properties" from the contextual menu. Select the "Shortcut" tab and view the
Run options drop-down menu. If you want the program to always open full-screen, select "Maximized" instead of "Normal window."
