100% page size ??

Hello,
im new  with Muse and  for now i couln`t find what i was looking for and am lost.
I`m using the CC 2014 version of muse and am working on a page that gets displayed wrong in the browser.
the width of the page is 1000 and the height is 950.
The thing is, when I preview the page, only the slideshow and some rectangles I created open 100% on the whole page, from the left side to the right side, the text and menu kinda seem stuck in the middle and its driwing me crazy since it looks awful and is not dispalyed as created  in muse.
I watched some tutorials, but nothing seems to work for me.
Im sorry, but I`m not used to this program and realy don`t know how to solve this.
Here are some print screens :
master page : http://oi58.tinypic.com/dbmb6o.jpg
home page : http://oi60.tinypic.com/10mqx6q.jpg
preview page : http://oi62.tinypic.com/sqi88o.jpg
Tnx for the answers !**

Please note that although there are many objects in Muse that can be expanded to fill the 100% browser width, not all objects/widgets can be expanded using this feature. Menu widget is one such widget that cannot be expanded to 100% browser width (if it has more than one items).
Also, for the objects/widgets that can be expanded to browser edge flexibly (rectangles/textframes/slideshows..) can only do so if they are expanded across the browser width i.e. from left edge to the right edge. So this won't work if you expect an item to begin somewhere in the middle of the screen and expand to the right or left depending on the browser width.
From your screenshots, the appearance looks expected. If you could share what exactly you want to achieve with respect to specific parts of the page, I may be able to help you in a better way.
Cheers,
Vikas

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