Thanks Tim , If it happens again I will try it .
Ben C.
> On Jul 31, 2017, at 4:03 PM, Tim Kilburn wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> One other item you could add to your repertoire would be to find the Zoom
> button. If the window is not in Full Screen mode, stop interacting with
> everything and navigate
Hi,
One other item you could add to your repertoire would be to find the Zoom
button. If the window is not in Full Screen mode, stop interacting with
everything and navigate around until you find the Close, Minimize and Zoom
buttons, pressing the Zoom button will re-fit the window in the scree
Okay thanks Jonathan, it seems to have gone back to normal . I will try what
you said if it happens again .
Ben C.
> On Jul 31, 2017, at 1:15 PM, Jonathan Cohn wrote:
>
> The keystroke you mention is used to toggle full screen mode. You should also
> be able to use the vo-shift-accent VoiceOv
The keystroke you mention is used to toggle full screen mode. You should also
be able to use the vo-shift-accent VoiceOver command to resize the window. When
you hit this key you get three sub-options
1. Resize window this will then ask you which side or corner to resize via and
VoiceOver will
Hi All , Not sure what happened but when I open Finder the window takes
over the whole desktop . Normally , it sits on the center of the screen in
a smaller version . This happened once before , but I am not sure how I
fixed it . I tried Command Control F but it did not work .
Thanks in advan
