Windows 2: Maximizing and Minimizing In Microsoft Windows 2.0, you can reduce the program to an icon at the bottom of the screen. This programis still an active program, continues to be loaded in RAM, and is ready to run while maintained in this form. Clicking on the Down Arrow on the top of the active program on the far right of the Title Bar causes this Minimizing to occur. You may also select Minimize in the Control Pulldown Menu to achieve the same result. You can Restore the Program to its previous configuration by clicking TWICE on the icon. For Windows Personal Librarian, the image is a two-column document. Alternatively, you can move your mouse pointer to the Control Pulldown Menu and click on the Restore option. If you wish to Maximize WINDOWS PERSONAL LIBRARIAN to fill the entire screen, either move your mouse pointer to the Up Arrow on the top, far right of the Title Bar and click, or click on the Control Pulldown Menu and then click on the Maximize option. In WINDOWS PERSONAL LIBRARIAN, the default window size takes the full screen, but is able to be resized; that is, the program has been configured to take the full screen in its normal mode. If you Maximize WINDOWS PERSONAL LIBRARIAN it will take approximately the same screen space, but will be fixed at the full screen size and not be sizable until you Restore the original size. To Restore the program to its original size, click on the Down Arrow located in the far upper right hand corner of WINDOWS PERSONAL LIBRARIAN or click on Restore in the Control Pulldown Menu.