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Full Screen art program?

Moromaster · 2009-11-06 22:34:09

Rightio, I have a wacom tablet that doesn't have a screen. When I use it with my computer I can kinda get the right shape, but my size it completely screwed up because my screen size is completely different. Now, is there a way to make you're 'canvas' go fullscreen on any program, Ps preferably. :pac: Thank'ee!

06-11-2009 10:34pm

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Moromaster

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Rightio, I have a wacom tablet that doesn't have a screen. When I use it with my computer I can kinda get the right shape, but my size it completely screwed up because my screen size is completely different.

Now, is there a way to make you're 'canvas' go fullscreen on any program, Ps preferably. :pac:

Thank'ee!

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#2 07-11-2009 7:43pm

Smyth

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If it's a wacom you need to go into it's settings and find the "force proportions" check box. This will do what you want.

Then if you want it fullscreen look at the bottom of the toolbar (default layout). It's there.

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#3 07-11-2009 10:22pm

Moromaster

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No I mean fullscreen like with no toolbars or anything. Just 1028px cavas covering the entire screen.

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#4 08-11-2009 3:04pm

cosgrove80

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I know Photoshop CS4 has the option to do this (rightmost icon on the top toolbar) but I'm not sure about earlier versions.

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#5 08-11-2009 7:59pm

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Use tab and shift tab to hide the toolbar and pallets.
CTRL+0 to make you window fit the screen.

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