Support for full-screen apps means you can work and play without distractions, using every pixel of your display.
Tutorial Comments
Butch -
January 11th, 2012 at 3:03 pm
It would be so great to have dockable palettes. The floating palette design is so bad and difficult. Have my time is spend shifting palettes out of the way.
What if I have two screens and want to use Pixelmator on it instead of on my Macbook Pro?
Thanks.
darius -
February 2nd, 2012 at 1:13 pm
@Juraj
Display Preferences settings and arrangement determine the Full Screen view behaviour. Full Screen apps is, actually, an OSX Lion feature.
Launch System Preferences and choose Displays, there you can adjust the settings to suit your needs.
It would be so great to have dockable palettes. The floating palette design is so bad and difficult. Have my time is spend shifting palettes out of the way.
What if I have two screens and want to use Pixelmator on it instead of on my Macbook Pro?
Thanks.
@Juraj
Display Preferences settings and arrangement determine the Full Screen view behaviour. Full Screen apps is, actually, an OSX Lion feature.
Launch System Preferences and choose Displays, there you can adjust the settings to suit your needs.