How do I launch a full-screen on Windows XP?

Answer by  ahsanmahmoodawan (1169)

what full screen ? if you want to full screen your video then press alt + enter and if you want to see full scree picture then open it and press the + button and if you want to full screen wallpaper then in the desktop properties select wallpaper on sketch

Answer by  mtrabotnik (76)

If you want to launch a full screen on game than go to the options in the game or press alt+enter. Second on web pages full screen press F11

Answer by  PowerIsMe (844)

The specific keyboard shortcut may depend on the application, but Alt-Enter will usually work. In addition, you can always click on the maximize button at the top-right of the window

Answer by  SashaDarkCloud (5764)

If you are trying to make a window full screen, just push the square button next to the x. After that it should load up full screen every time.

Answer by  hajir (64)

You can double click the upper rim of whatever program you are trying to make full screen, or you can go to the directory of the program, right click on the .exe file, go to "Properties" and then make the program open maximized on default.

Answer by  scott54 (10)

Right-click your short cut icon on desktop. Click properties, at the Run option, click the drop down, and choose maximized. OR from the command prompt,choose the start command with with the maximize option.

Answer by  thorsdecree (409)

Most browsers and full-screen-capable programs use F11 as a shortcut for fullscreen mode. We can't really answer your question without details about what program you are trying to fullscreen though.

Answer by  bob6518 (319)

that depends on what application you are using. sometimes f11 or a similar key works, but there is no way to say definitively without more information

Answer by  eaglover (394)

To view a window in full scree, hold down the Ctrl key and double click the windows title bar. Or press F11 at the top of the keyboard.

Answer by  gigo (1706)

Go on the startmenue and right click on it. Now choose properties and select to blend out the task board automatically. With STRG+Esc you always will get it back.

Answer by  gigo (1706)

Just press the F11 key to launch the full screen mode. It works on all standard windows. Press it again to leave the mode.

Answer by  Snappledrank (103)

Full-screen for what program? Windows XP is, by default, full-screen. If you are looking for a specific program, you can either right click on it and press "Maximize", or double-click.