Full Screen Mode: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 21:12, 20 January 2015

Full Screen Mode is also known as Presentation Mode

Full-Screen mode displays only the contents of the document

all other window decorations are not displayed in this mode
- menus
- tool bars
- scroll bars
- status bar at bottom of screen

The mode is very useful when using a projector

Essential navigation tools, PgUp, PgDn, mouse clicks continue having their usual effect in Full-Screen mode

Two means are often available for entering Presentation Mode.

-> View -> Presentation/Full-screen Mode

-> Slide Show -> Start from first/any Slide

Note that either of the icons above may be used, in either context, by a particular App, but have the same effect

The generally used method of exiting Full Screen Mode and returning to normal display is to press ESC key.

Many recent verions of Apps have Full-Screen Mode, including

Full-Screen Mode is at its most effective when the document has been prepared in Landscape orientation

--Rod (talk) 16:10, 20 January 2015 (AEDT)

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 Essential navigation tools, PgUp, PgDn, mouse clicks continue having their usual effect in Full-Screen mode
-Two means are often available for entering Prsentation Mode
+Two means are often available for entering Presentation Mode.
-*click on the Presentation Mode icon [[Image: view-fullscreen.png]]
+*click on the toolbar icon Presentation/Full-screen Mode [[Image:view-presentation.png]]
 *or access from the menu
- -> View -> Presentation Mode [[Image:view-presentation.png]]
+ -> View -> Presentation/Full-screen Mode [[Image: view-fullscreen.png]]
-*alternatively some Apps use
+*alternatively some Apps use the menu heading
- -> Slide Show
+ -> Slide Show -> Start from first/any Slide
+Note that either of the icons above may be used, in either context, by a particular App, but have the same effect
 The generally used method of exiting Full Screen Mode and returning to normal display is to press ESC key.