Canon ip1800 printer. One of the handiest features of Mac OS X for me has been Quick Look, the ability to quickly view a compatible file simply by selecting it in the Finder and hitting the Space bar. The two faces of Mac OS X's Quick Look feature: Regular and full screen But OS X has the annoying habit of displaying the selected graphic at an arbitrary size on your screen (as seen on the left in the image above). You can then hit the double-arrow icon in the Quick Look preview to zoom it to full screen. This is doubly annoying for anyone with a large screen because not only do you not use the full size of your screen, but you then have to move your mouse all the way down to the bottom of the screen to click the icon.

Thankfully, you can avoid all that mousing around and enjoy a full screen Quick Look preview (as seen on the right in the image above) simply by using the keyboard shortcut of Option + Space bar instead of just the Space bar. You can also view a slideshow in full screen mode by selecting multiple files before entering Quick Look.

Is there any command for making Viewer full screen? (I know I can simply click on the corner and spread that window, but that is not true full screen mode) Is there any way? If not, how can I make full screen video that is on Timeline? On my Mac Pro, the command is 'Command F12', but this doesnt work on MacBookPro. Thanks for any advise. Use a keyboard shortcut to switch between full screen and normal display modes. When screen space is at a premium and you only need SecureCRT on your screen, press ALT+ENTER (Windows) or COMMAND+ENTER (Mac). The application will expand to full screen, hiding the menu bar, tool bar, and title bar.

To exit full screen Quick Look, simply hit the ESC key in the upper left of your keyboard.

While not a simple shortcut, there are several ways to achieve fullscreen play without a mouse: • Visit and opt-in to the experiment. After that most (but not all) youtube videos will use the native tag instead of Flash, with a slightly different UI.

The fullscreen control is reachable in this UI by pressing (quite a lot) Tab/ Shift+ Tab. • Edit the URL ( Alt+ D) from form to form. This will give you the player filling the whole browser window; you can now press F11 to really go full screen (being browser fullscreen, it behaves better than Flash fullscreen, especially with multiple monitors). A major drawback is that you're trapped into that one video — no access to comments, related videos, search etc. • Edit the URL to form (if you're signed in you can just visit, navigate Up to My Watch History and press Enter to open your last video).

This is by far the most keyboard-friendly way to consume youtube. • The player fills the window ( F11 to really go full screen). • Press Up to access the player controls — pause ( Space), seek ( J/ L), captions etc. • Press Down for navigation menu — doesn't interrupt the fullscreen video! • Press Esc to close controls/menu and get the clean player back.

Drawbacks: • I didn't find any way to read comments (some would call this a blessing;-). • You can't manually control the video quality. It's always 'auto'.