Photoshop CS > maximized view on startup ?

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gaff67
Jan 26, 2004
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Hi,
I always like to work on my files within Photoshop while the graphic file itself is ‘maximized’. When I shut down PS and open it up later the file is back to it’s ‘windowed’ state and I have to maximize it again. It’s no major problem but I thought that there might be a way to make a file always be ‘maximized’ when it is opened. Any help appreciated. I have WinXP and PS-CS. Many Thanks

T.G.
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Fred Athearn
Jan 29, 2004
You right click on your shortcut to start CS and select properties, go the "shortcut" tab, and in the Run drop down box select Maximized.

On Mon, 26 Jan 2004 22:00:34 -0000, "T.G."
wrote:

Hi,
I always like to work on my files within Photoshop while the graphic file itself is ‘maximized’. When I shut down PS and open it up later the file is back to it’s ‘windowed’ state and I have to maximize it again. It’s no major problem but I thought that there might be a way to make a file always be ‘maximized’ when it is opened. Any help appreciated. I have WinXP and PS-CS. Many Thanks

T.G.

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