I've no problems w/ either fullscreen or presentation on either
external or internal displays:
MacBook Pro (1440x900, setup as secondary display) + Cinema HD
Display (23", 1920x1200, setup as primary display). If that turns out
to be of interest: external monitor is positioned to the left of the
internal display (top edges aligned).
I suppose by "left and right bars" you mean the slide-ins for the
thumbnail and notes panes? They occupy a couple of grey pixels on the
left and right side of the screen, extending from top to bottom. Tehy
are not visible in presentation mode.
Seems to be the expected behavior to me...
--Marc
On 09.08.2007, at 14:42, Ted Pavlic wrote (with possible deletions):
> UPDATE:
>
> His (and my) primary resolution: 1440x900
>
> His secondary resolution: 1600x1200
>
> WHEN HE CHANGED his secondary resolution to 1400x1050, things started
> working. IN FACT, changing things BACK to 1600x1200 made things start
> working again at THAT resolution (however, the left and right bars
> only
> spanned about 3/4 of the screen rather than the full screen).
>
> NOTE: My secondary resolution is 1280x1024. I've never had any
> problems.
>
> NOTE: We have not played around with changing the relative virtual
> position of his two monitors.
>
> --Ted
>
> Ted Pavlic wrote:
>> I don't have this problem, but my officemate does, and he's running a
>> nearly identical setup as me.
>>
>> Both of us have Powerbook G4's connected to external monitors
>> (mine is
>> LCD; his is CRT). We are both stretching our desktop across each
>> monitor
>> and keeping the main desktop on the Powerbook's screen. We both
>> edit our
>> LaTeX on our PowerBook and display our PDF with Skim in the external
>> monitor.
>>
>> On my machine, full screen and presentation mode both work.
>>
>> On his machine, both modes produce a grey rectangle stretching 3/4 up
>> the screen and 1/10 across the screen starting in the lower-right-
>> hand
>> corner. In full screen mode, his sidebars properly show up on the
>> left
>> and right.
>>
>> Has anyone else had a similar problem?
>>
>> On top of this, things worked fine when he first started using Skim
>> (which he thinks was Skim 0.5.1). However, at that time he was
>> using a
>> different monitor (an ancient HP CRT).
>>
>> Thoughts? --
>> Ted
>>
>
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