| Shortcut keys to maximize window | ras2000 | 10/4/10 12:45 AM | Google Chrome 6.0.472.63 (Officiel version 59945) WebKit 534.3 V8 2.2.24.24 Brugeragent Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 6.0; en-US) AppleWebKit/534.3 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/6.0.472.63 Safari/534.3 Operating system: |
| Re: Shortcut keys to maximize window | vasa1 | 10/4/10 1:07 AM | @ras2000, on WinXP SP3, it works exactly as you described: alt+spacebar and then x. and the Chrome window maximises; alt+spacebar and then n, minimises. And then, when Chrome is minimised, Alt+tab brings it back. Could it be a Vista thing? Or ... Do |
| Re: Shortcut keys to maximize window | ras2000 | 10/4/10 1:45 AM | Hey Strange it works in XP. When I hit alt + spacebar, I get the same menu as when I click the tool icon in the upper right hand corner, New tab, New window, so on. Must be a Vista thing if it works on your XP, I'll have to try it on a 7. But I don |
| Re: Shortcut keys to maximize window | ras2000 | 10/4/10 1:48 AM | Oh, and no, nobody has tweaked my accessability options. |
| Re: Shortcut keys to maximize window | ras2000 | 10/4/10 7:10 AM | Very sorry, it does actually work. In earlier versions of windows, one had to press the alt key, let go, then press spacebar. The alt key moved the focus to the top bar, the spacebar opened the window size menu. Now one has to press the keys simulta |
| Re: Shortcut keys to maximize window | vasa1 | 10/4/10 7:20 AM | @ras2000: even in XP, one has to press the alt and spacebar together (alt+spacebar) for the Windows options to appear. But in Chrome, alt, spacebar (that is alt, release, then spacebar) brings up the Wrench options! Anyway, it's good your problem is |
| Re: Shortcut keys to maximize window | ras2000 | 10/4/10 7:29 AM | When I said earlier, I meant win 2k and back. but thanks for your timem I can now close this thread. |