When we want to get the most of our big, high resolution screens in Windows we can maximize the NetBeans window. But this will still leave the title bar on the screen, so to really use all of the screen we can run NetBeans in full screen mode. We go to View | Full Screen (or use Alt+Shift+ENTER in Windows) and NetBeans goes full screen. The title bar is now gone. And if we go to Window | Maximize Window (or use Shift+ESC in Windows) we can maximize the editor window to get a big editing space:
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Yep, that works perfect in a single monitor configuration. But try it in a double monitor configuration on vista. When you move netbeans to the second monitor(which has the sidebar) after you go to fullscreen the sidebar is showing above netbeans. This is a bug, but I don't know if the guys from netbeans are going to fix this in 6.7
I know this is a bit off topic, but where did you get that color scheme for the editor? Is there a way to import it from somewhere?
You can read about the color scheme at Dark color schemes in NetBeans.
Hi Hubert,
Please add this to the NB Community Docs wiki.
Thanks a lot.
--James Branam
Awesome! Now I just need to get rid of the statusbar and make the menubar only show up when pressing alt. Any suggestions on that?
Sorry I don't know how to get rid off the statusbar and menubar.
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