I use dual monitors with the TV / Main screen on the left and the MulitDock permanently on the right.  When I engage the new "Full Screen" option, the button disappears and there is no way to get it back.  F11 will toggle Normal / Full Screen but my dual monitor screen set up does not return. 
 
It appears to change my monitors to single mode but the right hand monitor is blank.  The only way to get my normal screens back is to shut down and reopen Sonar.
 
Is this a bug or am I doing something wrong?
 
Not life or death but curious.

100 views and this is not happening to anyone else?  Must be something I'm doing wrong.

Your not the only one. It doesn't work for me either. I haven't posted about it because I don't have to use it. It's not a feature I need to use. It messes up my dual monitor setup as well..

No you're not alone. I have a similar problem on my dual monitor. I can "reach" beyond my monitor top edge and "find" the border to pull it back down but I just don't use full screen mode because of it.

I just added a second monitor and have used the full screen toggle - didn't notice anything too weird. It did seem like it only went full screen on one monitor. I thought full screen would eliminate the tool bar popping up when I hover low to scroll left or right but the toolbar kept popping up anyway so I just locked it showing - didn't lose too much screen real estate

Paul G
I use dual monitors with the TV / Main screen on the left and the MulitDock permanently on the right.  When I engage the new "Full Screen" option, the button disappears and there is no way to get it back.  F11 will toggle Normal / Full Screen but my dual monitor screen set up does not return. 
 
It appears to change my monitors to single mode but the right hand monitor is blank.  The only way to get my normal screens back is to shut down and reopen Sonar.
 
Is this a bug or am I doing something wrong?
 
Not life or death but curious.

maybe the monitor needs adjustment/setup to align all graphics within the display area? ( pretty sure one of mine needs that)

stevesweat
I just added a second monitor and have used the full screen toggle - didn't notice anything too weird. It did seem like it only went full screen on one monitor. I thought full screen would eliminate the tool bar popping up when I hover low to scroll left or right but the toolbar kept popping up anyway so I just locked it showing - didn't lose too much screen real estate

Hi Steve.
 
It may have to do with how you have the dual monitors set up.  I think in Sonar you can pull the main screen across two monitors or, (as in my case) use two independent screens.
 
For me, there is not enough additional screen real estate gained using the new "Full Screen" function to be worth worrying about.  However, I've guessing it's not supposed to work this way.

I'm having an issue with this feature also, can seem to get it back to dual monitor mode without restarting...
Don't care much for this feature anyway...

For my wide screen system works with two monitors on different resolutions... monitors using extended mode, not cloned.

Paul G

stevesweat
I just added a second monitor and have used the full screen toggle - didn't notice anything too weird. It did seem like it only went full screen on one monitor. I thought full screen would eliminate the tool bar popping up when I hover low to scroll left or right but the toolbar kept popping up anyway so I just locked it showing - didn't lose too much screen real estate

Hi Steve.
 
It may have to do with how you have the dual monitors set up.  I think in Sonar you can pull the main screen across two monitors or, (as in my case) use two independent screens.
 
For me, there is not enough additional screen real estate gained using the new "Full Screen" function to be worth worrying about.  However, I've guessing it's not supposed to work this way.

I got it all sussed out today.I made the windows taskbar only exist in one monitor. The full screen option only exists on one Sonar window so if I put that in the monitor with the windowas taskbar, even with it in autohide mode, the full screen DOES supress the windows taskbar from opening.