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by thechas
With it in it's oversized state, grab the title bar, and drag the Window so that you can get to one side.
Grab the side, and pull the Window to the width that you want.
Use the min/max button a couple of times.
Close the Window with it at thesmaller size.
It should now open up at the smaller size.
If you cannot get at the edges or the title bar, temporarily set your display resolution 1 or 2 steps higher.
Shrink the Window down to so it is small enough to be undersized in your normal resolution, and close it at the smaller size.
Reset your display resolution, and check that IE opens to an acceprable size.
Note: Some popup Windows just assume that you have your resolution set high. There is nothing that you can do to prevent them from opening to large for your resolution.
by jmatt
AutoSizer ( freeware ) program to position windows automatically &
keep them there ( ie,IE puts new windows in different places )
It can be found here along with several other great utilities .
http://www.firase.com/
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