I'm a creature of habit and like to run my Bible program in a maximized window as doing so makes it easier to read all four sub-windows. I can maximize it and it might reopen the same way for 2 or 3 days, but eventually it opens in a 'Normal' window, yet [almost] maximized. I run a lot of different software every day and this is the only program I'm aware of that refuses to retain my preference. M$-Office, LibreOffice, Firefox, Solitaire, you name it: everything else reopens as it did when last closed. Is there a setting somewhere -- either in e-Sword or Windoze -- to make it always start up maximized?
If not and as an alternative, could I permanently readjust the "Normal" window size to my preference (at least 30%-40% smaller than the default) rather than being forced to accept the programmer's preference? That way, I would know immediately after launch that my Bible, commentary, editor and dictionary windows are not going to scroll as I expected instead of having to find out the hard way. I still love e-Sword more than any Bible program I've used and will continue to use it regardless. Either of these two options would just make it a good bit more enjoyable however.
FWIW, I'm running Windoze 10 at the current time. This has always been a problem, though, so it's doubtful the OS version really matters. TIA for any response/s.
