Ctrl + 0 not filling up window size

Historically, when I pressed ctrl + 0 in Photoshop, an image came to fill up the available window space within Photoshop. Now, ctrl + 0 causes the image to become roughly 3 inches tall. If the image is twice as tall as it is wide, it becomes roughly 1.5" x 3". If it is twice as wide as it is tall, it becomes 6" x 3". But it never fills up the entire window space, which is about 5". I don't know why the image is defaulting to this size, and it is too small to work with. Did I inadvertently change some setting? Is it possible to restore ctrl + 0 to make the image fill the available window size again?

Is the command still the one shown for View > Fit on Screen or could it have been changed with Edit > Keyboard Shortcuts?
Could you please post a screenshot with the pertinent Panels visible?

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RE: www.hawaiihosa.org
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MauriceNakamura wrote:
> RE: www.hawaiihosa.org
>
> I'm working on a website for my organization...and it
looks alright when the
> windows of internet explorer and firefox are
expanded...but when the windows
> are smaller, the heading remains the same size, and the
text moves behind my
> vertical menu bar on the left.
> Is there a way to make it so that the header is the same
width (with
> proportional height) as the width of the white area? I
think the white area is
> set to a width of 80 percent or something.
> When windows are smaller, is there a way to make it so
that the text in the
> body of the pages stays where they originally were (to
the right of the menu
> bar...and not behind)?
> Another thing not related to window size...how do I get
the text to be
> vertically in line on one side? Whenever write anything
and it extends below
> the menu bar, it uses the full white space. I want it to
have the same width of
> writing space as the rest of the page. In other words, I
want it to be
> constricted to the right of the menu bar with the text
being justified to the
> left.
>
> Hopefully someone can halp us with this.
>
> Thank you very much!
> Maurice Nakamura
>
> If you didn't get the url...its
http://www.hawaiihosa.org
>

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