When choosing the zoom tool in CS4 you have options in the menu bar at the top and one of them is Fill Screen. Is there a keyboard shortcut for that option or is there a way to set that option to a function key?
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It may be unbelievable but this is the first time that I have even heard of "Fill Screen"!
I find it completely believable, having just found out about it myself. π
I scratched my head when I first tried it. Then it dawned on me: it’s actually an early attempt to appease recent Mac converts who object to seeing their desktop. π
Thanks for the replies Ann and RamΓ³n. I had a script that would do exactly what Fill Screen does for CS3 and I assigned it a function key. That way when I opened an image I would just hit the function key and the image would fill the screen.
It’s a great feature when working on the 30" monitors. I love being able to fill the screen and see the entire face of someone I’m working on while still having access to all my tools without being in full screen mode.
But to get to that option you have to hit the "Z" key then click the Fill Screen option. I was hoping there was a way to script that or either action it so it would be one move instead of two moves to make it happen.
