How To Control Automatic Image Resizing

Internet Explorer automatically resizes images to a smaller than actual size. How can I stop that from happening or how can I view the image in full size?

Microsoft Internet Explorer will automatically resize images if they are too large to fit in the displayed window. This behavior is designed by Microsoft and built into Internet Explorer as a default action. However, there are two courses of action you can take to view the image at full size. 

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2. The next time an image loads into an Internet Explorer browser window that you want to view in its original size, hover your mouse over the lower right-hand corner of the resized image until you see the following resizing button appear. Click that resizing button to override IE's default action and you will now view it as a full sized image. Repeat this same action to bring it back to a smaller resized image. 

3. If you want to disable Internet Explorer's default image resizing option, open your Internet Explorer and click menu "Tools -> Internet Options..." and then click the "Advanced" tab...

4. Finally, remove the checkmark from the "Enable Automatic Image Resizing" checkbox and click the "OK" button.

There! Now you have two ways to control Internet Explorer's automatic image resizing feature.

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