Tiny default e-mail window size sending from Word, Excel, etc.

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larz2

(Note: I posted this in MS.Public.Word.Mail on 10/2/03, no replies
yet)

On 2000/03/10, Athena [an apparant former MVP-Outlook]
([email protected]) wrote a response to a question of why the e-mail
window opening from within Word (Excel too) was so tiny every time &
couldn't be resized. IE5 was the MS
browser then & was the culprit.

Athena wrote:
"That's a bug in related to IE5. Once you invoke Outlook from
Internet Explorer -- via a mailto link on a web page or by
replying to a newsgroup message -- the compose window is
permanently reduced. It's an annoyance that most of us have
learned to live with."

That was 3 years ago. Now IE6, WinXP, etc. are out. Is there finally a
fix, registry tweak, add-in, VBA macro, etc. that can keep the size to
what I want it set to?
 
M

Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

FYI - Athena is still an Outlook MVP.

--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact.


After searching google.groups.com and finding no answer
larz2 <[email protected]> asked:

| (Note: I posted this in MS.Public.Word.Mail on 10/2/03, no replies
| yet)
|
| On 2000/03/10, Athena [an apparant former MVP-Outlook]
| ([email protected]) wrote a response to a question of why the e-mail
| window opening from within Word (Excel too) was so tiny every time &
| couldn't be resized. IE5 was the MS
| browser then & was the culprit.
|
| Athena wrote:
| "That's a bug in related to IE5. Once you invoke Outlook from
| Internet Explorer -- via a mailto link on a web page or by
| replying to a newsgroup message -- the compose window is
| permanently reduced. It's an annoyance that most of us have
| learned to live with."
|
| That was 3 years ago. Now IE6, WinXP, etc. are out. Is there finally a
| fix, registry tweak, add-in, VBA macro, etc. that can keep the size to
| what I want it set to?
 

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