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In general however, most games struggle with properly constraining the cursor (i.e. code to scroll doesn't trigger) unless you run them in full screen mode - the fix is to either tolerate it, change back to full screen mode (if you have more than one monitor you might as well turn them off for the duration in this mode) or go "female dog" on forums. Caveat emptor.
Go to the graphics screen. Turn your Resolution up one notch, confirm it and then when it asks if you'd like to keep it this way, cancel it and your game should now fill the whole screen.
This does have the effect of making windows running under the game de-full screen and you'll have to do it most times you load it but it works pretty well for me.
Finally someone with an actual solution, thanks mate