Making one pane full screen - How?
I apologize in advance if this is in the forums but I couldn't find the answer to my question. I'd like to know how to make one pane display full screen.
For example, let's say I type Jeremiah 18 into the search window. Up comes a display with passage guide/exegetical guide in a pane on the left. The middle is two panes ESV and WBC, and a couple of panes on the right side. How do I quickly make the WBC pane full screen? That's all I want to do.
I have access to both the a14 beta and the Windows 4a and can't do it in either.
Thanks for the help.
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Go to the Bible you want to see in full screen(WBC) click it so it is the active tab. Under the Book icon there is an arrow that produces a drop down this is where you would assign it a link set. click the option float this panel.
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Heath Choate said:
Go to the Bible you want to see in full screen(WBC) click it so it is the active tab. Under the Book icon there is an arrow that produces a drop down this is where you would assign it a link set. click the option float this panel.
My floating panel is the same size as my standard program windows which is why it is not completely full screen. Also I did this using my default set up rather than the specific books you mentioned as the process works the same regardless the resource you trying to enlarge.
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Thanks - that does work to full screen in a couple of steps.
Now how do I return it to a non float and back where it started? I could do this easily in Logos3 and it was my preferred way to work.
Thanks.
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Drag the tab into the center of the module you want it to appear in
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It seems the only way is to drag it back to the original window. Seems we should request a fix. There is a close button but it closes the resources completely. Need an unfloat, shrink type button
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L4Win has a "dock this panel" option, which means we will see something similar in L4Mac
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Michael - thanks.
It works. I'm sure having a hard time wrapping my mind around the new ways of doing things.
I'd add my vote for an unfloat button as well
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