Maximizing an application window extends it to the full width and height of the screen. After maximizing, the window can be restored to its previous size. There are two ways to maximize and restore.

There's been plenty of buzz about Windows 7's great new Aero Snap feature—and reader John makes it better with a tip to maximize windows vertically with nothing more than a double-click. We've already ...

Windows: If you have a lot of "always on top" apps running on your PC, maximized windows can throw a wrench into your workflow. Free app MaxMax changes Windows' default maximize size so your maximized ...

One of the features Windows users may be used to is the capability to maximize windows to full screen using the windows' maximize button; however, the analogous button in OS X performs a slightly ...

Just for the heck of it, you can make your File Explorer windows minimize, maximize, close, open in slow motion in Windows 10/8/7/Vista. This looks pretty cool, and you are sure to enjoy the ...

The basics of window management in Windows haven't really changed a whole lot since the days of Windows 3. You can maximize windows to make them take up a whole monitor or you can have them ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. If you’re a Windows user, you’re in luck. We’ve uncovered a number of quick, easy and efficient shortcuts that, with just a few quick ...

In Windows Vista, when Aero transparency is enabled, you may have noticed that this transparency goes away when you maximize the window. Many users wanted this transparency effect even when the ...

Splitting your screen into two separate windows is a handy method of task management that fits well with busy Chromebooks. Splitting your screen is excellent for doing research, looking up tutorials, ...