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How to retain window size and posistion VPC 2004 SP1

Source: microsoft.public.virtualpc
Sent: 12/21/2005
From: Richard
Message:

Hi,
Seems like when I use VPC and I resize my window ten I reboot, it goes back
to its original size. I installed the VPC additions, and on the seetings I
have allow any size.

On the desktop properties, I have 1128x 861, ( dont know if that is a good
size) to select, what is the default?

Thanks

Rich

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