Autosizer 1.61 automatically resizes any window specific

[vietonline 0]

AutoSizer 1.61
This is the program that automatically resize your program specific.For example,some browsers doesn't open in the maximized window.Using this program you can set these windows to maximize every time when they open automatically.This program work with a lot other program like Notepad, web browser,etc.This program stays at tray while you are working.

AutoSizer automatically resizes any window you specify. For instance, some web browsers open up in a non-maximized window. Using AutoSizer, you can set those windows to automatically maximize every time they’re opened. It works with almost any program, including web browsers, Notepad, etc. AutoSizer stays running in the system tray (next to the time), so it stays out of your way while it works.

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You also can download it here:
http://www.southbaypc.com/download/assetup.exe

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[grimreaper 0]

thats awsome give it a 9/10

[Plenoptic 0]

lol Although maybe useful for some I probably wouldn't use it. Sometimes I minimize things when I open them because I have something else to do at hand but want that ready but then sometimes I want to use it on spur of moment. I think I'll take the extra second and just click the button myself. I really don't think that it is necessary, just another program to close before I open up the online gaming.

[TypoMage 0]

Come on what is with you guys. Oh I know lazyness. It is not that hard to just make the window bigger. So what is with this software?!?!? I think you sohuld just go to view and make it bigger.

[shadowx 0]

I dont think its needed, it could be handy for some people but i also wouldnt use it beacause most programs either have their own setting to maximise or minimise etc... everytime or (and most do) remember the last setting and eventually "learn" to open at a certain state (minimised, maximised etc.....) and i belive that Windows (the OS) has a setting for making programs open at a default state