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"Teal day" key

Forum|Forum|2 years ago
June 21, 2023
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Ok, I found the answer. It is not the "teal day" (Google speak translation) but the Tilde (wavy line) key!

It doesn't work on my azerty keyboard, too bad...

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Correct answer Ann Bens

If you mean to make a panel full screen its the ` (grave) key.

If you have a different language keyboard or in your case an AZERTY you need to set your own keystroke.

(please do not double post: merged)

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david_8697

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thank you very much...not knowing little things bugs me...so now I know...tyvm!

Warren Heaton

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Double-clicking the tab is another option to maximize or restore a frame if the keyboard shortcut is not working as expected.

Ann Bens

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If you mean to make a panel full screen its the ` (grave) key.

If you have a different language keyboard or in your case an AZERTY you need to set your own keystroke.

(please do not double post: merged)

MyerPj

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Ha, good one! 🙂 I saw your other post, yes, not teal-day ~ it's tilde, (til·duh).

But actually it is the unshifted part of that key, which on US keyboards shares with the 'grave' key as Ann noted. `

If you don't have grave, find a key and create your own shortcut.

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Marie Eleonore LechatAuthor

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Hello, in the Learnit tutorial for Première, "hitting the teal day" is mentioned to enlarge the size of the project panel. I don't understand how it is done or what this means. Can anyone help me understand this, it seems quite useful. Thank you

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Marie Eleonore LechatAuthor

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