• Window Scaler

Command prompt change directory. Read ResizeEnable review. It lets you resize non resizable or unresizable windows and dialog boxes with fixed sizes. Download freeware for Windows 10/8/7.

I almost feel silly having to ask this question, but after many (MANY) searches on the internet, I simply could not find a single effective fix. Basically I want to somehow resize a fixed-size window (even via a registry hack). More directly, I would liketo 'widen' the viewable/resizable columns so that I might FULLY view, for example, very long file paths, etc. most notably the Windows 'System Configuration' window. I will do whatever it takes: registry hacks, utility installs.

There simplymust be a solution to this age-old problem. Not certain, but maybe investigateI've never tried it myself so cannot say how good or bad it is. And as always, AV check the download before installing - just to play safe.Thank you for the prompt feedback, George. Unfortunately (and somewhat coincidentally), I downloaded and tested Resize-Enable the very day I 'gave up' and started this post. It's funny, though, how the brilliant minds at Microsoft can't see the forestfor the trees sometimes. This is an age-old issue, and they simply must be aware of it by now. Take care.Did you run the executable a Administrator?I have used ResizeEnable and you must right click on the executable and select Run As Administrator.It works great on Msconfig Microsoft Community Contributor (MCC) 2011.

Window Scaler

• Feb 13, 2014 - It lets you resize non resizable or unresizable windows and dialog boxes with fixed sizes. Download freeware for Windows 10/8/7.
• Here’s how to use it: Right-click on the photo you want to resize and select Open with Paint. Click on the Resize button in the Home tab. In the dialog box, choose the settings that suit you, let’s begin with Percentage will let you resize your image in a proportional way.