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Open Settings
Select Personalization
Select Start tab
Set the Use Start Full Screen toggle to the On position.
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Windows Snap feature
Snap is a windows management feature that allows you to arrange open windows, including maximizing and resizing, just by dragging and dropping a window to different edges of the screen or by using a series of [Windows] key shortcuts.
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Grab any window and drag it to the left or right boundary of the screen and it will "fit" to that half of the screen. You can also move a window to any of the four corners of the screen to lock it to that corner.
You can prompt similar behavior with a selected window by combining the Windows key and any of the directional arrows. For instance, move a window to the left side of the screen with the Win + left arrow shortcut. Then use Win + up or down arrow, and the window will snap to the corner.
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Don't Maximize Out of Habit
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Some people may prefer to maximize an application in order to block out other windows so they can focus. While this makes sense, the bad habit of maximizing everything isn’t worth developing. If you need to block out other things, minimize all the other windows and keep your desktop clear of clutter.
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Adjust the Zoom or Font Size not the Resolution
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Select Start
Select Settings
Select Ease of Access
Select Display
To make only the text on your screen larger, adjust the slider under Make text bigger. To make everything larger, including images and apps, choose an option from the drop-down menu under Make everything Everything bigger.
Increase Application Zoom Instructions:
Each application is different, but typically you can see the Zoom feature under the View drop-down menu.
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