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Why there is no native full screen option on mac

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There is no native full screen on mac, that's only available on photoshop

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@Ayush_Dx1330 The tab key works on my Mac (and Windows) to hide all the panels and expand the drawing window. The green button in the upper-left corner will maximize your screen (this is a Mac feature, not Illustrator).

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Ton Frederiks

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Double F still leaves the scrollbars. But plenty of workspace.

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Kurt Gold

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You may hit the “F” key two times.

And “F” again to go back.

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Dave Creamer of IDEAS

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I think the OP was looking for the Tab key.

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Kurt Gold

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Maybe. But Tab does not show the full screen. Double “F” does.

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Bill Silbert

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What exactly do you mean by “on Mac”? If you use View>Screen Mode>Presentation on both Illustrator and InDesign then you will get the artboard (Illustrator) or trim size (InDesign) enlarged without menus for presentation.

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Ton Frederiks

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@Ayush_Dx1330 Illustrator has View > Presentation Mode

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Ayush_Dx1330Author

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Bro I need a full screen workspace

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Dave Creamer of IDEAS

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Are you referring to maximizing your screen, or do you mean hiding all the panels and tools? More details would be helpful.

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