rcrees

garrigus


Shift + D to open the MultiDock to full width.

Scott

Ah, yes. It would be Scott to come up with the answer. 


Scott, when can we expect an X2 Power Book?  I've owned others of yours in the past (always useful), but going from 8.5 to X2, I know you could help.


Best,
Rob

Just a FYI.... Shift + D and D while opening and enlarging the multidock doesn't open the PRV without the multidock though which was Rasure's question at post #4.....
 

How do you set it to open in full window without multidock?  

rcrees

garrigus

Shift + D to open the MultiDock to full width.

Scott

Ah, yes. It would be Scott to come up with the answer. 

Scott, when can we expect an X2 Power Book?  I've owned others of yours in the past (always useful), but going from 8.5 to X2, I know you could help.

Hey Rob,


I'm working on it as we speak.  I'm using this extra time to base the book on the final version rather than the beta, but I've still got quite a bit of work to do. So, it's still a few months away. You can be sure I'll be announcing it loud and clear when the time comes. 


Thanks for asking and I appreciate your support!


Scott

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As with any "floating" window from any program, just double-click the header bar or click the "square" to the far top right and it expands full screen.
 
With Windows 7 you can also drag the PRV (or any window) to the top of your screen until it turns blue and let go.
 
If you want it left in the Multidock, double-click it's tab.
 
 
Steve