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I20071031-0010 Dialogs that automatically save/restore their size currently don't store the 'maximized' state. When closed in maximized state, the stored size is the whole screen. When the dialog is reopened, it is not maximized, but covers the whole screen. The user has to manually resize the dialog to get it smaller again. The framework should store - the size of the dialog in the unmaximized state, and - the maximized bit. When the dialog is reopened, the size should be restored, and then the maximized bit should be restored as well. When the user unmaximizes the dialog, its size should be the last size the dialog had in unmaximized state. Implementation hint: Since there's no SWT event when a dialog is (un)maximized, you probably have to add a resize listener to the shell, and save the size in a field whenever the dialog is resized but is not maximized. When the dialog is closed, store the maximized bit and the size from the field.
This is quite annoying while using Apply Patch wizard.
as per 2009 triage guidelines
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