Re: [Bibdesk-develop] Skim-Success with second monitor!

[James H. <jho...@sy...>]

Hate to break up the party, but I'm having trouble with Skim 'full  
screen' (not presentation) on a second monitor.

The second monitor has higher resolution than the first, so the  
window is always smaller than the screen, yet when I hit full-screen  
it shows a black corner on the bottom right, which looks like the  
fullscreen being offset wrongly.

Similar thing happens if I change the resolution of the second  
monitor to be the same and reduce the size of the skim window.  This  
time I see the 'on screen' displays on the bottom left of the main  
monitor!

Presentation works, though :) (Not sure I understand the difference,  
though, is it to do with the snapshots and notes?

Cheers,
James

On Mar 29, 2007, at 8:08 AM, Christiaan Hofman wrote:

> I changed the method for going full screen in presentation. We don't
> grab the screen anymore, as we did before, but just move away the
> system UI elements and move the presentation window to a high window
> level.
>
> I find it still strange that the window disappears when it is too
> big. It should just create a window the size of the screen. Perhaps
> the method to get the screen from the current window is buggy; it
> should get the screen on which the largest part of the window is
> displayed.
>
> Christiaan
>
> On 29 Mar 2007, at 1:46 PM, Adam M. Goldstein wrote:
>
>> First, I was able to show my class slide show last night using Skim.
>> It worked nicely.
>>
>> The key seems to be in the sizing of the window in the other monitor.
>> If I drag a skim window into the beamer screen, and it's too big,
>> entering presentation mode causes it to disappear. However, if the
>> window is smaller, and put it into presentation mode, it works just
>> fine. Interestingly, when the window disappears (in the case I
>> mentioned first) the screen doesn't go black as it would before; the
>> desktop background appears.
>>
>> -Adam
>> --
>> Dr. Adam M. Goldstein
>> amgoldstein <at> mac <dot> com
>> http://homepage.mac.com/amgoldstein
>>
>>
>>
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