Thomas Adam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb am 24.06.2005 17:19:01: > > On Fri, Jun 24, 2005 at 04:40:40PM +0200, Matthias Pfeifer wrote: > > I also forget to mention that if i close acroread when it is maximized > > than when i start it next time the window is not maximized but fvwm > > behaves as if it is. ie if i do maximize on it it actually unmaximizes > > the window. "maximizing" for a second time then works fine. > > Yes -- that's because the window adheres to the PPosition hint. Indeed, > I did just download acroread 7 (One hefty app -- I still prefer Gv), and > used the following: > > Style Acroread !Title, !Borders, !Handles, \ > NoPPosition, ResizeHintOverride > > Running Acroread in FS mode made Acroread fullscreen with no gap around > the edge. >
That works for me to. But i have bound the commands to a key so that i can switch between fullscreen and normal mode. however i have to do <ctrl>-L to enter fullscreen mode and <win>-t to do "!Title, !Border, etc". Is there a way to automize this. Like: whenever acroread enters fullscreen mode do "!title, !border, ..."? Also: This looks like a workaround. What is acrually the problem here? btw: how do you do presentations with Gv? matthias
