Open an image to the size of the image.

I know this is hard to describe. I have a new iMac 27"
Each time I open an image in Fireworks it opens with a big gray background which doesn't allow me to see my desktop or other programs like Dreamweaver. When you open an image in Photoshop it opens to the exact size of the imagem left hand corner and size it but is there a more efficient way?
I know I can manually grab the botton
Can this preference be set in Fireworks.
I have enclosed a reduced size of my screen to let you see what I mean.
Thank you...

Hi
Sorry, that didn't work.... With these new big <AC screens it is a pain to have to grab the corner of each each I work on to resize and I was hoping that I could get Fireworks to open the images that I work on without all that grey area..... like Photoshop does.
Ciao
Austen
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