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• Large gray 'band' along the bottom of the screen mode full screen

  Without a doubt, it's something that is very simple to solve, but...

  For some reason any I have a large gray empty 'band' (i.e. the rectangular band) appear at the bottom of the window of my monitor in ' Mode full screen with menu bar.»

  This has only started happening in the last days and I do not remember that always happens before (any mode of the screen, I was in).

  The only way I could remove temporarily is to replace my Photoshop preference files from a backup.

  Yet once... probably some very simple adjustment... but even in this case... I don't see what I do recently that I didn't thousands of times before that this would lead to.

  The last time it happened that I had simply slipped a layer of a file to another file and BAM... the gray band appeared again when I went full-screen.

  Any suggestions?

  Thank you.

  Ron

  Post edited by: Ron Lanham

  "What OS are you on?

  Jeffrey,

  I use 10.6.7 (I have a suite of sleep with 10.6.8 like many other problems, so I don't want to 'change-horses-in-the-middle-of-a-race'... in the middle of a big project).

  10.7.2 still has glitches, I won't have to deal with professionally right now (I am an Appleseeder and have tested Lion for a long time).

  In any case...

  "Can you post a screenshot?

  Fortunately, unfortunately I can't since the last time I replaced the files preferably, he should have solved the problem.

  The grey area looked as if it was a setting - since it has been clearly defined and not appeared in mode full screen. It didn't really look like a bug... Apart from the fact that I couldn't find a way to get rid of it (i.e. once it appeared... it might reappear all the files that were opened in mode full screen).

  Post edited by: Ron Lanham

• I accidentally click to view full screen on Firefox and now I can't cancel it. My toolbar, bookmarks, etc. is not visible. While the browser opens, the bar appears but then pops up where it is not reachable. How can I disable the mode full screen?

  To view full screen on Firefox, I accidentally clicked and now I can't cancel it. My toolbar, bookmarks, etc. is not visible. While the browser opens, the bar appears but then pops up where it is not reachable. How can I disable the mode full-screen without access to display options?

  The F11 key

• Prospective Golf Sports simulation mode full-screen on one monitor, but when it runs the mouse would not return to the other monitor.

  original title: two monitors, mouse stuck
  I'm under Simulation of Golf Sports prospective mode full-screen on one monitor, but when it runs the mouse will not return to the other monitor. It seems that the mouse is not bound by the program, but I want to be able to use another application on the other monitor. Any suggestions?

  Hello

   
  What operating system is installed on the computer?
   
  Method 1: You can press the Windows key on the keyboard that appears in the start window and your mouse will automatically gets shifted to the main monitor.
   
  Method 2:
  (a) click Start, type change the mouse settings.
  (b) go to the pointer Options tab of
  (c) uncheck Display pointer trails
  (d) click apply and OK.
   
  Method 3: See if he has all the parameters of the Simulation of Golf to release the mouse button.
   
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• Problem of mode full screen

  I have a Toshiba, and I am unable to switch to full screen mode when I watch things online.  There is a diagonal line in the middle of the screen with the top down and black white.  I can hear very well, but nothing is displayed.  Y at - it a setting or something I need to change to make it work?

  Hello Lizzard4210,

  Thank you for visiting the website of Microsoft Windows Vista Community.

  If I understand that correctly ask you try following these steps should solve the problem:

  Switch between display modes in Windows Media Player

  Windows Media Player has five display modes: full (the default view), skin, full screen, compact, and mini Player. You can easily switch to the mode that works best for the content that you post.

  To switch from full mode to compact mode

  Compact mode allows you to view only the player controls.

  • Click the switch to compact mode button near the lower right of the player.
    Click the button again to restore the full mode player.

  To switch from full mode to skin mode

  Skin mode allows you to use a customized, alternative player view.

  • Press CTRL + 2 to change the player in the most recently selected skin.
    For more information on the mode of the skin, change to see how the Player looks using skins.

  To switch from full mode to skin mode

  Full mode is the default display of the player. It offers full access to all the features of the player.

  • Right-click anywhere on the player, and then click on switch to full mode.

  To switch from full or skin mode mini Player

  Mini Player mode allows you to minimize the player to the Windows task bar, while having access to playback controls and the ability to view visualizations and information about the currently playing item.

  • Right-click on an open in the taskbar area Windows (such as the system clock), point to toolbars and then click Windows Media Player.
    This activates the function and should only be run once. A check mark appears next to Windows Media Player to indicate that it is turned on. To switch to mini player in the future, simply click on the button cut in the drive.

  From the mini Player Full mode or skin

  • In the mini Player, click anywhere in the drive that is not used as a button or volume control. The Player returns to the way it was before.

  To switch from full or skin mode full screen

  Full screen makes videos, DVDS and photos fill the entire screen when you play them.

  1. Start to play (or pause playing) a video, TV show, DVD, or song with a visualization.
  2. Click the button to view full screen, or press ALT + ENTER.
     To return to full mode, press ESC. For more information about how full-screen, view a video using the entire screen.

  To prevent people to enter full-screen mode

  You can use the lock full-screen to prevent people to enter full-screen mode to another mode. You can use the lock full-screen, for example, during an evening to prevent customers to use other programs while playing your music.

  1. Play an item and then switch to view full screen.
  2. Click the mode button the lock screen.
  3. Type a personal identification number (PIN) four-digit and then click on the OK button.
     To turn off full-screen lock, click the release mode button full screen, enter your PIN, and then click the OK button. If you forget your PIN, restart your computer.

  Let us know if these steps solve your problem.  I hope the information is useful.

  Kind regards

  Anthony
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• Command bar of fusion (top of screen) meets while mode full-screen Win XP vm

  I have looked around the blogs for a similar problem but haven't found any, maybe because I'm not using the right terminology, so please tell me the existing relevant documents or post it here. Thanks in advance for any help.

  I upgraded my Windows VM to Windows XP SP3, about two months ago, then updated my installation of Fusion to 2.0.1 a month ago. I use my Win XP VM to a programme on Access 2003 VBA and generally run in mode full screen to simplify the use of the PF keys, with the command bar top of page in auto-hide mode. The only other programs I run on my VM is Security Suite that comes free with Fusion 2.0 and Microsoft OneNote 2003, I use actively in taking notes that I work. Sometimes, I use IE to check the Microsoft security updates. Given that I've enabled auto-update from Microsoft, I rarely feel the need to manually check Microsoft Update. Almost always, I would have i-Tunes streaming background music on Mac OS X, and sometimes I would switch in Unity mode so I can start a browser in Mac OS to search for information on the web. Because I'm in development of access code mode, I sometimes cause program crashes of the window, not forcing me to restart my computer virtual when that particular problem surfaces. My preference of Fusion is configured to optimize the performance of the host, based on some tip I've read in this blog some time ago.

  Some time after XP SP3 installed and update of Fusion 2.0.1 top I believe VM fullscreen command bar randomly becomes unresponsive, leaving me with no way to access my OS X applications. However, my VM would still be sensitive if not, and I can always close. Usually, I stopped my WIndows VM, then merge and raise the Fusion and my WIndows VM. Since the command bar is usually in hide mode automatic when he becomes insensitive, he appears before the eyes and blocking application windows that I work with, so I know generally as soon as it happens.

  I think that I always had this kind of problem, but it doesn't happen often and I chalk up to the cost of working with a virtual machine, but now its happening too often I want to check if I did something wrong in the software upgrade. So, here are a few questions:

  1. my understanding is that VM Tools give me the ability to run in Unity Mode. The only documentation I've read on VM Tools for Fusion says that it need Windows XP SP2. I guess this note means that VM Tools for Fusion does not support Windows XP SP1. No problem, but are there any problem using the tools in the virtual machine with Windows XP SP3?

  2 when I upgraded to Fusion 2.0.1 recently, in the hope that it can clear up this particular problem, I downloaded the upgrade of the VMware download page. My question is: I have to reinstall explicitly VM Tools when I merge 2.0 to Fusion 2.0.1?

  Merger of command bar (top of screen)

  The UI element that is at the top of the OS X Desktop is called a menu bar and you be a programmer, I'm surprised that you don't know something as fundamental as that.

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• Flash hangs using Firefox mode full screen

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• Satellite P750 - not available in mode full-screen cursor

  Yes, that's the problem and I can't fix it somehow at all.

  I'm on Win 7 Home Premium of course... and when I go to the mode full screen (F11, for examle or apps like Win Media Center), I can't just bring my curson appear in anything...

  I tried everything, but absolutely cannot navigate without a curson WinMedia Center.

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  In the mouse control panel, under "Pointer Options" to go to the option "Display Pointer Trails.
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  AFAIK that should help to show the mouse pointer in Windows Media Center mode full-screen.

• Toolbar problem. No mode full-screen.

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  The site opens to the taskbar and you must click on it to see? This is probably the opening off screen.
   
   
  Right-click the minimized on the taskbar window button, and select move. Now, use the arrow keys to get to the screen. Close all other windows except this one and use the cursor to drag the message to the desired size. File | Output and Windows will remember the size and location when you open it again.
   
   
  
   

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• Mode full screen is not available.

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  Hello Chuckimagine,

  ·         Are you facing this problem with your e-mail program, Internet Explorer or desktop screen?

  ·         To make changes to your computer remember what started?

  If this happens with your Internet Explorer, I suggest you press the F11 key on the key board, this will open Internet Explorer mode full-screen.

  If this happens with your desktop screen, I suggest you try to change the resolution of your computer screen.

  1. open display settings by clicking the Start button, clicking Control Panel, on appearance and customization, personalization, and then clicking display settings.

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  Here is an article that will give you more information about this:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/change-screen-resolution

  Thank you
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  ESC does not work.

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-pictures/stuck-in-full-screen-mode-when-watching-streaming/c5e111a3-2b94-4494-8a2d-26fb38572c2c#LastReply >

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  1. can save us time and share your script?

  I have a MBPr and when I'm in the Office of its connected to a 27' Thunderbolt Display and resolution full screen is 2560 x 1440 and when it is not connected it is 1440 x 900.  So I coded the scrip for the current resolution, it switches to 1024 x 768, sleep for a second then toggle back the original resolution.

  On my system in the script, the value of "$CSR" will either be 2560 x 1440 or 1440 x 900 and the current screen resolution is determined by:

  CSR = "$(xrandr |) grep 'last' 1 m o | (sed-e s/courant / /'-e / / / g'-e /, / /') ".

  

  Also attached a copy of fixwp in the fixwp.zip file.

  2. do you know if there is a problem of Ubuntu (or Linux), a VMware problem or a problem with Apple?

  I never really took the time to study because it was easy to get around the problem of script.  BTW I was also aware that switching between modes of virtual machine window would trigger the same results but that defeats the purpose of start full screen mode, so I scripted workaround.

  Post edited by: WoodyZ - I changed the fixwp script as I noticed the grep argument really should be cited only no quotes.  Although in this case it does not affect the results, it's cleaner so the shell is not misinterpret it.  (The problem with something looking at writing for more than a year is you want to make additional changes and so I did.)