Windows Media Player

IronFar · Feb 18, 2005

How do you turn off the borders (on top and bottom) when you go full screen?

geckojohn · Feb 18, 2005

alt enter

geckojohn · Feb 18, 2005

also, place your mouse cursor on the middle of the screen. if it's on the edges, then you'll get the lovely border effect. hope this helps j00 out!

Yanagi · Feb 18, 2005

Originally posted by: geckojohn
alt enter

imported_Schmitty · Feb 18, 2005

Originally posted by: geckojohn
alt enter

thats what I do alt + enter

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ActuaryTm · Feb 18, 2005

ALT+F4 works much better.

quakefiend420 · Feb 18, 2005

Originally posted by: ActuaryTm
ALT+F4 works much better.

heh yup...works even better if you press it several times...then hit enter

vshah · Feb 18, 2005

and make sure the little pin in the top left is not "pinned" this makes the borders always show in full screen mode instead of retracting up/down