Re-sizing and re-positioning windows

Single click the left mouse button on the Maximise button at the top right-hand corner of the Control Panel screen.  The screen will expand to fill the entire desktop.  Now click on the Restore button and the window will return to its usual size.

Click on the Minimise button.  Now you will see that Control Panel has become an icon on the Task Bar at the bottom of the screen.  Click on the icon to restore the Control Panel window.

Move the mouse cursor over the bottom Window Border. 

You will see that the cursor changes into a double-headed arrow.

Hold down the left mouse button and drag the mouse downwards over the desktop to enlarge the window, then release the mouse button. 

Move the mouse pointer to the right-hand bottom window corner and when it changes to a diagonal double-headed arrow, hold the left mouse button down again and drag downwards and to the right.  Then drag back up again until the scroll bars appear.  This time both sides of the window will be affected.

Place the mouse cursor over one of the scroll bars and hold the left mouse button down.  Move the mouse up and down and you will find you can see areas of the display that were hidden from the current window.

In Windows you can have several applications open at the same time and you will often need to move windows around on your screen.

Place the mouse cursor over the Title Bar of the window and hold down the left mouse button. Drag the mouse and you will find the window moves with the cursor. When you release the button, the window stays where you dropped it.

Click on the button in the top right-hand corner of Control Panel to close it.