Changing resolution/making apple video full screen on mac os 8.6? |
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 Sep 29 2007, 07:53 PM
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Member  Posts: 36 OS: Windows 2000  |
power macintosh 7600/120 (around 1997) trying to figure out how i can make 'apple video player' go fullscreen. right now it is just a window, i have had it on fullscreen once by changing the resolution somehow ( i think). There is only one option for resoluton in the appearance option, which is 800x600. I think i changed resolution by messing with this monitor adapter thing i have that has 6 little switch things ( they move up and down kind of like a light switch) that change the frequency or something ( i could be wrong but when i mess around with it it says 'frequency is out of range' ) so any advice? ;] |
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Oct 2 2007, 06:26 PM
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Member Posts: 192 OS: Windows ME and Mac os X tiger |
Try command(also called the apple key)-F or command-0
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