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Using Full Screen View And Auto-Hide In Windows XP!

Since the majority of file management takes place in Windows Explorer, why not minimize the amount of scrolling that is inevitable by increasing the viewable area in which you have to work? Simply pressing the F11 key will substantially increase the visible area.

By default, the Explorer toolbar at the top with the standard buttons will remain visible. If you want to reclaim that area as well, right click the toolbar and select Auto-Hide. Click anywhere in the main window and the toolbar will disappear. To make it reappear, move the mouse to the top of the window. Pressing F11 again will return Windows Explorer to normal view.

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