When I open up a new window on firefox 5.0 my menu bar at the top gets distorted

When I open up a new window it looks like this http://prntscr.com/24rm7
If I do a pop up it looks like that if I do CTRL N for new window it looks like that. Anytime I try to have more than one window open basically. I use the snap feature a lot on windows 7 and this makes it look terrible working side by side

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I am using CS6 InDesign suite on a PC using a Windows 7 operating system. Due to eyesight issues, I need to have the menu bars of programs in easy-to-read font and picture size. Specifically, the menu bar across the top (File, Edit, View, etc.), and

I am using CS6 InDesign on a PC using a Windows 7 operating system.
Due to eyesight issues, I need to have the menu bars of programs in easy-to-read font and picture size. Specifically, the menu bar across the top (File, Edit, View, etc.), and the menu bar on the left side with the graphic depiction of options.
In earlier versions of Windows (e.g. XP), whenever I changed the screen resolution on my computer to a lesser resolution in order to show the link icons on my desktop in a larger, more readable size, all the software programs, including yours, appeared on my screen with the menu bars in the larger font size that I needed.
However, in Windows 7, this is not the case. Even though I have selected the lowest resolution, making the icons on my desktop extremely large, I cannot read the options across the top menu bar of your program, nor the pull-down menu items that they contain. I cannot see the graphic depictions of options on the left side of the screen. They are all too small. How can I make your program increase the size?

NO way.
Mylenium

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== This happened ==
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== Just today as far as i know may 21st

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This happens from links in my email and links from websites. Is there a setting somewhere that I botched that hides web addresses from me?
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??? PHP Admin (local) now opens tables in new window? Firefox

Anybody had an issue like this? Very strange, PHPMyadmin is
opening my
tables I select in new windows. I've tried closing and
rebooting, both with
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wow. I so don't want to bother with this today.....
The links have no targets (why can't everybody just code
normally?).
it might be done with javascript, but i'm not looking at it
today, i'll post
back if the blasted thing hasn't 'improved' over night. 1/2
the stuff seems
to, y'know....
(i already tried kicking it).
jon
"Joe Makowiec" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> On Thu 17 Aug 2006 01:57:33p, crash wrote in
> macromedia.dreamweaver.appdev:
>
>> Anybody had an issue like this? Very strange,
PHPMyadmin is opening
>> my tables I select in new windows. I've tried
closing and rebooting,
>> both with no success. It works OK, in IE< but not
at all on my local
>> install of php?
>
> What version? I have a couple, and I've never seen that
behavior.
>
> PHPMyAdmin uses frames, so check the source code to see:
> - which frame the link is targeting
> - whether that frame is properly named

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Howdy, my site is
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Thanks

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>
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When I open up a new window on firefox 5.0 my menu bar at the top gets distorted

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