MUSE
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Full screen view
I can't find anything about this in the manual but is there a way to get a proper full screen view? - ie not just maximised but no ribbon on top either
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Billy Buck
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Re:Full screen view
2010/12/11 17:34:33
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MUSE
I can't find anything about this in the manual but is there a way to get a proper full screen view? - ie not just maximised but no ribbon on top either
Not that I am aware of. But, I would love to be proven wrong. Cheers. Billy Buck
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Re:Full screen view
2010/12/11 19:30:53
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Right click - Hide Control Bar
or uncheck it in View Menu.
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rloseven
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Re:Full screen view
2010/12/11 21:56:40
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Or just hit C to hide/unhide the control bar.
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A1MixMan
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Re:Full screen view
2010/12/11 22:44:17
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Full screen view of what?
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MUSE
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Re:Full screen view
2010/12/13 18:17:50
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I don't want to get rid of the control bar - I want a full screen view (i.e. no ribbon on top)
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Re:Full screen view
2010/12/13 18:22:47
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Muse,
You're saying that you don't want the Menu Bar with File, Edit, etc.? Or you want the Control Bar integrated differently somehow?
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John T
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Re:Full screen view
2010/12/13 18:23:58
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Yeah, I've thought that would be a good idea for ages. Aside from the additional space, I find full screen views are really good for getting "in the zone"; your attention can seem more fully focussed somehow.
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John T
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Re:Full screen view
2010/12/13 18:25:53
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Muse,
You're saying that you don't want the Menu Bar with File, Edit, etc.? Or you want the Control Bar integrated differently somehow?
Not to speak for Muse, but if he's thinking what I'm thinking, I assume he means like most browsers do. So you lose the standard title bar and the Windows taskbar while you're in full-screen mode. Photoshop has this, if you're looking for a more work-app example.
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Re:Full screen view
2010/12/13 18:28:11
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Oh, you mean the Windows wrapping? That's a pretty good idea, actually. SONAR doesn't do this at the moment but I'll bring it up for a future release.
Having said that, you can tweak the thickness of the Windows tile bar to make it as thin as possible, and of course you can auto-hide the Windows Taskbar.
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John T
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Re:Full screen view
2010/12/13 18:31:24
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Yeah. It's just nice to be able to have Windows generally set up as normal windows, but once you're doing a focussed chunk of work in one app, just switch that app into "use the whole screen and get rid of all the distractions" mode. I use NI Traktor when DJing, and I find it just does something for your frame of mind to run it in that mode.
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MUSE
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Re:Full screen view
2010/12/13 18:36:33
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John T
Seth Perlstein [Cakewalk
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Muse,
You're saying that you don't want the Menu Bar with File, Edit, etc.? Or you want the Control Bar integrated differently somehow?
Not to speak for Muse, but if he's thinking what I'm thinking, I assume he means like most browsers do. So you lose the standard title bar and the Windows taskbar while you're in full-screen mode. Photoshop has this, if you're looking for a more work-app example.
Yep - and several other hosts do this already too - makes for a nice clean working environment. Just like what happens when you press F11 in Firefox
post edited by MUSE - 2010/12/13 18:39:38
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MUSE
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Re:Full screen view
2011/05/18 07:53:26
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Has this been added in recent updates? I've lost track (haven't bothered with them yet)
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John T
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Re:Full screen view
2011/05/18 08:03:01
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Benstat's Helper app can do it, but it's still not in the official release.
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Re:Full screen view
2011/05/18 08:09:47
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there is full screeen with SONAR+ by benstat
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MUSE
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Re:Full screen view
2011/05/18 08:27:19
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Yeah but I don't want to install addons - it should be in Sonar by default
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Re:Full screen view
2011/05/18 10:01:00
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Get Sonar Plus. It is an app that does exactly what you want, and a whole bunch of other cool stuff too. http://sonarplus.co.uk
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