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Email On-Screen Alignment
When I bring up emails on my screen they have moved west about 1cm. All other home pages etc are right on the screen. Any ideas how I can centre them. When I put the cursor on the right edge an arrow appears but it doesn't
drag sideways.
drag sideways.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.It might help Techies to identify the problem if you were to say what E/mail programme you are using. Sometimes an e/mail page has an area down the side for adverts which can be blocked, but, if they are, result in a blank space. However, 1cm is very very small, unless you are using a 'smart phone 'with a somewhat miniature screen.
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Hans.
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Hans.
Hi Hans; I'm using windows live mail and windows 10. I have a large 50cm monitor screen, the 1cm to the right is no problem, but to the left, not being able to see the first centimetre means, for example, the cursor is off screen for beginning a reply, and I can't see the first wording on the email.
This happened suddenly and never had a problem before.
This happened suddenly and never had a problem before.
Togo; Yes there is such a button, though I can't activate the menu which appears, but anyway that would orientate the main screen itself which is fine, the problem is only with emails.
Reading what Hans said, I realise this has happened only since I returned from a 3 week holiday during which time the whole system was closed down.
I'll try switching everything off again for a spell this evening.
Reading what Hans said, I realise this has happened only since I returned from a 3 week holiday during which time the whole system was closed down.
I'll try switching everything off again for a spell this evening.
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