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I'll give it a try. Thanks for your help.

How about a registry setting that controls the initial windows state?

You can set it to 200% and it won't make any difference. It just runs the text off the screen so thatyou have to use the horizontal scroll bar to view everything on the page.

Sorry, I should have mentioned that I have done that already. Nothing in there allows me to have acrobat open in a maximized position. I have been through everything in the preferences dialog box not just the display settings and have found nothing.

I have another file associations question. I have a Word 2000 document that is linked to a lot of other documents using Word's hyperlink capabilities. The linked-to documents are in adobe acrobat and are working properly. This is on a Windows 2000 Pro workstation. However, when Adobe opens, it...

Hmmm, seems it was a bad spelling day. When I re-read the message, to find the poop, I also noticed I used Windows 200, which apparently came out in the stone age! The reason I would like to change the default, is I am using notepad to open numerous files from an email archiving program. Each...

When you double click a file that has no application associated with it, Windows 200 will poop up a window asking you waht you would like to open it with. By default it also places a check mark in the "Always use this program to open these files." check box. Does anybody no how to...

We recently migrated to an ethernet network from token ring. After the migration, some users experienced the following intermittent problem when printing: the printed document has missing letters (if a p is missing in one word, it is missing in the entire document), letters that should be lower...

Ok, how do you do it with cisco switches?

I am doing some planning for future conversion of our token ring network to fast ethernet. I have a question about switches in general. Switches are normally connected together using the MDIX ports or by using a crossover cable between two regular ports. Can the bandwidth of a link between...