Finder re-sizer corner not responded.

My finder seems to work fine, however when it sets for awhile on the screen the window size becomes basically stuck. I try to resize it with the re-sizer in the bottom right hand corner but it is unresponsive. If for example I have the finder in column view and I expand the farthest most right column it will expand beyond the finder window but the window will remain in its current size creating a horizontal slider bar on the bottom. This stuck effect only happens when finder sets for a little while on the screen.
Message was edited by: gfann18

ok annoyance over
as you said slider only available in icon view
cheers everyone for your help

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