Full screen view of video?

I'im new to Vista - Nnew to movie maker. I finally have my video made but
it only shows on a small square on my screen after it's published. Is there
a way to expand it to full screen?
Ques. 2: Is there a way to place the picture title where you want it -
i.e., if you
use a "fly in" etc. can you specify where the words go? They wind up right
in the middle of my picture. Thanks for your help.;
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Billie

Hi Billie-

For Question 1: Playing video full screen
It depends on what media player you are using to play the published movie.
If you are using Windows Media Player, do this to play your movie full
screen:
1. When the movie is playing in Windows Media Player, press ALT+ENTER.
The movie should play full screen.
2. Press ESC to return to the original video size.

For Question 2: Moving the title text in Windows Movie Maker
In regard to moving the title so it does not appear in the middle of the
video frame, try this in Windows Movie Maker:
1. Click "Tools", and then click "Titles and Credits".
2. In the "Enter text for title" box, click in the lower half of the box
below the line.
3. Press ENTER one time to add an empty line.
4. Type your title.
5. Click "Change the title animation".
6. In the "Choose the title animation" box, scroll down, and then choose one
of "Fly In" titles in the 'Titles, Two Lines' section.
7. You should see a preview of the title. If you don't, just click Play to
preview it.

The title should appear in the lower part of the video frame rather than in
the middle.

I hope this helps...

Sincerely,
Matt Lichtenberg
Windows User Assistance team
Microsoft Corporation

"Billie" <noonehere@discussions.com> wrote in message
news:4A1022A7-FF38-4DDA-A105-EB2434513C69@microsoft.com...
> I'im new to Vista - Nnew to movie maker. I finally have my video made
> but
> it only shows on a small square on my screen after it's published. Is
> there
> a way to expand it to full screen?
> Ques. 2: Is there a way to place the picture title where you want it -
> i.e., if you
> use a "fly in" etc. can you specify where the words go? They wind up
> right
> in the middle of my picture. Thanks for your help.;
> --
> Billie