I just jumped ship and purchased a MBP. So far so good, but how do I view the applications on the full screen? Programs such as Safari, and Word. My old eyes is have a hard time seeing this thing. Thanks
Teacher
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You can't maximize to full screen on a Mac. I don't think. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong.
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the default maximize doesn't go all the way, u have to drag the window to expand to full screen, but maybe there's a way, still new to the os
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But even when you drag, it still doesn't quite cover the whole screen the way a PC would.
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This topic has been debated for a while, I think this article explains the difference between Windows Maximize and Mac Zoom.
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There are programs that let you hide or autohide the menu bar. Go to www.versiontracker.com and search for "hide menu bar"
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How do you zoom?
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It's the Green + in the Upper Left Corner of a Window.
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Although if you go to the Menu and select Window --> Zoom, your Mac will do the same thing as if you had pressed "the Green Plus Sign Button" (aka Zoom). -
masterchef341 The guy from The Notebook
green plus sign button enlarges window to fit contents
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Just in case... for anyone who may be confused by the color of the button, if you go to System Preferences --> Appearance and change the Appearance color from Blue to Graphite, like magic the "Green Plus Sign Button" is now the "Graphite Plus Sign Button". Same button, different color.
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. All three buttons turn graphite. Personally I feel Mac OS X needs more customization options, more colour schemes. I like the Spotlight and Apple icon on the Menu Bar to be graphite, but I want the three window buttons to stay red, yellow and green.
Full Screen for MBP
Discussion in 'Apple and Mac OS X' started by Teacher, Aug 4, 2007.