S sphuyal macrumors member Original poster Oct 22, 2009 #1 Hi guys, Is it possible to work in full screen mode in macbook? I mean using allocating the full screen for a program (removing bar at the top). I use Swiss-Model a lot to work on proteins and it would be of great help.
Hi guys, Is it possible to work in full screen mode in macbook? I mean using allocating the full screen for a program (removing bar at the top). I use Swiss-Model a lot to work on proteins and it would be of great help.
M monoxera macrumors member Oct 22, 2009 #2 Not so sure about that. But on an external display, yes full screen is possible
S sphuyal macrumors member Original poster Oct 22, 2009 #3 monoxera said: Not so sure about that. But on an external display, yes full screen is possible Click to expand... Not on external display
monoxera said: Not so sure about that. But on an external display, yes full screen is possible Click to expand... Not on external display
richard.mac macrumors 603 Oct 22, 2009 #4 hide the dock and increase the size of the window to take up the whole screen. the menu bar is only 20 pixels high.
hide the dock and increase the size of the window to take up the whole screen. the menu bar is only 20 pixels high.
S sphuyal macrumors member Original poster Oct 22, 2009 #5 richthomas said: hide the dock and increase the size of the window to take up the whole screen. the menu bar is only 20 pixels high. Click to expand... I do have my dock hidden. And yes menu bar is only 20 pixels but the the fact that the program (Swiss PDB viewer) has its own menu bar doubles it.... I guess there is no option to hide menu bar in macbook, or is there?
richthomas said: hide the dock and increase the size of the window to take up the whole screen. the menu bar is only 20 pixels high. Click to expand... I do have my dock hidden. And yes menu bar is only 20 pixels but the the fact that the program (Swiss PDB viewer) has its own menu bar doubles it.... I guess there is no option to hide menu bar in macbook, or is there?
robbieduncan Moderator emeritus Oct 22, 2009 #6 It is up to the application to hide the menu bar if it decides this is required. Normally only full-screen (non-windowed) apps do this. There is no global option to do this.
It is up to the application to hide the menu bar if it decides this is required. Normally only full-screen (non-windowed) apps do this. There is no global option to do this.