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Can't resize some windows

Strange problem...I have a Gateway MT6728 running Home Premium 32, and some program windows (Spare Backup, for example) cannot be resized. This happened to me today when I was trying out SB, the window couldn't be resized and the buttons for "cancel", "exit", "next", or whatnot were at the bottom of the window but I could only see the very tops of them. I couldn't tell which button I was clicking. Could've been the "Launch Missiles" button for all I knew.

I don't know if this is a problem with Vista or with the App, or with how the app interacts (or doesn't) with Vista, but it's not just this. A Firefox window did the same thing yesterday. Anybody seen anything like this?

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