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Create a keyboard shortcut for the maximize button
You mean the maximize button actually works in OS X?
Create a keyboard shortcut for the maximize button
No, it's just "zoom state switching", as you put it -- nicely described, btw. As a switcher who came on board with the first OSX version, it took some getting used to -- the fact that Mac software in general doesn't 'maximize' to fill your screen. Instead, it usually chooses a smart window size. I was constantly resizing my windows.
Create a keyboard shortcut for the maximize button
The maximise button works for me in all the apps of listed. Perhaps you misunderstand its function, or just want something different. The Zoom button widens the window to fit the contents, rather than taking over the screen to display whatver may or may not require that much space. If you want windows cruft dating back to a single application windowing interface, I'm sure there are hacks you can get to simulate that. iThink that there is a way to get a single-application mode out of the Dock (i.e. when you switch from one to the other, the previous one hides itself).
Create a keyboard shortcut for the maximize button
thanks for the excellent tip! |
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