Press the left arrow key (or the opposite of whatever key you pressed in the previous step) to resize the window: the edge of the window should move in the direction you’ve chosen.Press the right arrow key (or the key that “points to” the window border that is off the screen): the cursor should jump to that window border – which of course you can’t see right now, since it’s off the screen.Click on Size (or just type s): the cursor should change to a 4-pointed compass.
Type ALT+spacebar: this should pop up a menu at the upper left of the window that should look something like this:.When you’re in one of those too-wide windows, do the following. The result is that we have to use the keyboard interface. In a case like this, though, the border is off the screen, and there’s no way to move the mouse over to click on it. Normally, of course, you can resize a window by using the mouse and clicking on and dragging the border of the window. Even though it’s not supposed to, sometimes it can happen for other reasons. The too-wide window could be the result of a download, but it’s also possible that it’s not his fault. Can’t leave ’em alone for a minute, much less a week.
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