Directions for Full Screen on Safari
Apple has made a “Full Screen” feature for Safari available on its latest release of the Mac OS X Lion system. Safari can be placed in full screen mode with one click using this new feature. If you do not have the newest Mac OS X Lion release you can still place Safari in full screen mode. However, you will have to do it by using keyboard shortcuts and manually dragging the Safari window to occupy the full space of the Mac screen.
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Instructions
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Using Mac OS X Lion
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Launch Safari.
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Click the Full Screen app located in the upper right corner of the Safari title bar. Safari is now in full screen mode.
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Mouse-over the top of the Safari screen to make the menu bar appear. Click the “exit full-screen” button in the upper right corner to exit full screen mode.
Using Keyboard Shortcut and Dragging
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Launch Safari.
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Simultaneously press the “Option” plus “Command” plus “D” keys to hide the dock at the bottom of the screen.
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Click and hold on the bottom right corner of the Safari screen. Drag the Safari screen to the bottom of the Mac screen. Safari now occupies the full screen.
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Mouse over the bottom of the screen to temporarily make the dock reappear. Or, simultaneously press the “Option” plus “Command” plus “D” keys again to make the dock permanently show.
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