The traditional window control buttons (minimize, maximize, restore and close) look like this they are located in the top right corner of a window and they allow you to change the size of the graphical waveform windows shown in the graph pane. A normal window looks roughly like this:
If you minimize a graph window it becomes tiny and hides at the bottom of the graph pane (but you can move it around) and it takes no more space than this:
If, instead, you maximize a graph window it will fill the complete graph pane, thereby temporarily hiding other graph windows shown in the graph pane, and its window control buttons will seem to disappear (they don't disappear, they just migrate to the right of the Vox Studio menu bar). A maximized graph window looks like this:
they are located in the top right corner of a window and they allow you to change the size of the graphical waveform windows shown in the graph pane. A normal window looks roughly like this:
