culigrill said:
I, too, am experiencing this problem; however, I know what I did to cause
mine. While installing a new trackball mouse, I accidentally resized my
Spider Solitaire window down to nothing. When I click "restore", I get
nothing. When I click "size" my cursor goes to the 4-way arrow, but
because
it cannot find (and I cannot see) the minimized/resized window, it never
changes to the 2-way arrow where I can resize again.
Any ideas about this problem? Is there someplace to go to manually set
the
window size, like you can resize a picture embedded inside a document by
right-clicking?
Thanks, Georgina
(I was unable to resize my Spider smaller than 608 pixels wide by 446 pixels
high. How did you resize it into oblivion?
Right-click on the Spider's task bar icon at the bottom of your screen.
Choose Restore, if it is not grayed-out.
Right-click again and choose Size. (Never mind what the cursor looks like.)
Use your bottom and right arrow KEYS to enlarge it, and press Enter to
complete that operation. If it is still not visible, right-click taskbar
icon again, choose Size, and use your up and left arrow keys to enlarge it
the other way.
Another thing to check is the shortcut on the Start Menu. Find the shortcut
in the Start menu folder.
Right-click (Start) button, and "Open" or "Open all Users". Then open
sub-folder Programs, and sub-folder Games. Right-click the Spider shortcut,
choose Properties, choose Shortcut tab. Under "Run:" it should say "Normal
window". If it does not, change it. If it does, try changing it to
Maximized. (Click OK to save changes.
If none of that works, you can try re-installing the game, from
Start|Settings|Control Panel - Add/Remove programs - Add/Remove Windows
components - Accessories and Utilities - Details - Games - Details - Uncheck
"Spider Solitaire" - click OK. Re-checkmark Spider and OK to re-install it.
That's all I can think of, (except for Sparky's cure all: Die-No-Might!
--Richard
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