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Hello everyone,
I'd like the Custom UI Editor to open in the maximum width of my screen.
The Editor has an XML-configuration file (named "CustomUIEditor.exe.config"), but I can't figure out what to write in it.
The syntax for configuration entries is: "<add key="settingName" value="settingValue"/>", but nothing like key="width" or "window", value="100%" or "800" works.
Does anyone know what I should write in there?
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I want to maximize only the width of the window, and keep normal height.
I'm using Win XP Home SP3, but I don't think it's relevant.
Cheers
Why not launch it from a Windows Shortcut, with the Run property set to Maximized in the Shortcut tab of the shortcut's Properties?
You didn't say which operating system you are using....
Cheers
Rich