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Expand Your View With The Full Screen Feature In Windows XP.

If you've ever had to wade through a file-packed My Documents or Windows Explorer window, you know how annoying it is to have to scroll down until you've found the item you're searching for. By taking advantage of XP's Full Screen feature, you can enlarge your view of these two windows without having to scroll.    

All you need to do is open Windows Explorer or My Documents and press the [F11] key. When you do, you activate the Full Screen feature, and the window's title bar, taskbar, and system bar all disappear. To return the screen to normal size, simply press the [F11] key again. You'll be pleased to know that Full Screen feature is also available in Microsoft Internet Explorer.

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