T thriii macrumors 6502 Original poster Feb 14, 2007 366 0 Feb 18, 2014 #1 I just setup my 2nd monitor and when I go full screen in either monitor it makes the other a solid greyish color.. is there any way to go full screen in an app without this happening?
I just setup my 2nd monitor and when I go full screen in either monitor it makes the other a solid greyish color.. is there any way to go full screen in an app without this happening?
dylin macrumors 6502a Jun 10, 2010 663 52 California Feb 19, 2014 #2 Thats odd. Because the last time i saw that happen was in Mountain lion and Lion. You using Mavericks?
Thats odd. Because the last time i saw that happen was in Mountain lion and Lion. You using Mavericks?
Partron22 macrumors 68030 Apr 13, 2011 2,655 809 Yes Feb 19, 2014 #3 Mavericks turns the second monitor gray in fullscreen, when System Preferences>Mission Control>Displays have seperate spaces checkbox is not ticked.
Mavericks turns the second monitor gray in fullscreen, when System Preferences>Mission Control>Displays have seperate spaces checkbox is not ticked.
T thriii macrumors 6502 Original poster Feb 14, 2007 366 0 Feb 19, 2014 #4 dylin said: Thats odd. Because the last time i saw that happen was in Mountain lion and Lion. You using Mavericks? Click to expand... yep ! using 10.9 Partron22 said: Mavericks turns the second monitor gray in fullscreen, when System Preferences>Mission Control>Displays have seperate spaces checkbox is not ticked. Click to expand... I have it unchecked and it still happens.. even restarted and still 1 monitor turns grey
dylin said: Thats odd. Because the last time i saw that happen was in Mountain lion and Lion. You using Mavericks? Click to expand... yep ! using 10.9 Partron22 said: Mavericks turns the second monitor gray in fullscreen, when System Preferences>Mission Control>Displays have seperate spaces checkbox is not ticked. Click to expand... I have it unchecked and it still happens.. even restarted and still 1 monitor turns grey
w0lf macrumors 65816 Feb 16, 2013 1,268 109 USA Feb 19, 2014 #5 thriii said: yep ! using 10.9 I have it unchecked and it still happens.. even restarted and still 1 monitor turns grey Click to expand... It needs to be checked not unchecked. "Displays have separate Spaces" Checked = 10.9 style UnCheck = 10.8 style Last edited: Feb 19, 2014
thriii said: yep ! using 10.9 I have it unchecked and it still happens.. even restarted and still 1 monitor turns grey Click to expand... It needs to be checked not unchecked. "Displays have separate Spaces" Checked = 10.9 style UnCheck = 10.8 style
T thriii macrumors 6502 Original poster Feb 14, 2007 366 0 Feb 19, 2014 #6 w0lf said: It needs to be checked not unchecked. "Displays have separate Spaces" Checked = 10.9 style UnCheck = 10.8 style Click to expand... unchecked it to get rid of the menubar and the dock.. is there a way to get rid of these while its checked?
w0lf said: It needs to be checked not unchecked. "Displays have separate Spaces" Checked = 10.9 style UnCheck = 10.8 style Click to expand... unchecked it to get rid of the menubar and the dock.. is there a way to get rid of these while its checked?
w0lf macrumors 65816 Feb 16, 2013 1,268 109 USA Feb 19, 2014 #7 thriii said: unchecked it to get rid of the menubar and the dock.. is there a way to get rid of these while its checked? Click to expand... Nope Apple doesn't have a setting that caters to your needs sorry. Although I'm not 100% sure what you're even after because the menubar doesn't show in fullscreen and neither does the dock unless you bring it up.
thriii said: unchecked it to get rid of the menubar and the dock.. is there a way to get rid of these while its checked? Click to expand... Nope Apple doesn't have a setting that caters to your needs sorry. Although I'm not 100% sure what you're even after because the menubar doesn't show in fullscreen and neither does the dock unless you bring it up.