Originally Posted By: tman
I'm sure there is a well defined set of rules that govern the sizes of Windows Explorer windows and when and how they're saved but I've no idea what they are.

The problem is, the rules are simple and well defined, they just don't always get followed.

Basically, the last-closed window defines the next-opened window. Except when it doesn't.

The Regedit trick didn't solve the problem, but just stumbling around I found a sort-of workaround. I always use folder view (two-pane, folders on left, files on right), and found that by moving the pane divider, shrinking the folder pane and thus expanding the file pane, I could get the window to display the information I needed in the file pane despite the overall window being the wrong size. I'll live with that until it changes again, I guess, and then try to figure out something else.

You'd think it shouldn't be all that hard for Windows to remember its window sizes...

tanstaafl.
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