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tilda full screen
Hi I am using premier pro and have lost my second monitor for a while so was searching to see what the method of viewing in full screen is. I found a lot of stuff all suggesting g i highlight the viewer and use the tilda key or the control and tilda key but non of this done anything for me. It’s Premier Pro CC. Dose anyone know how I should go about this or what I might be doing wrong?
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6 Replies
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If you’ve pressed the tilde key with the shift key, try without the shift key.
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unfortunately not. not tilda , tilda and shift , tilda and control. All do nothing. I just tried a different key board and same problem.
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Check your keyboard shortcuts to see if the tilda key has actually been assigned to maximize active frame to full screen.
Andy Edwards
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Ok I found it . It’s apostrophe/@ key next to the tilda key. For anyone who ends up here in the future that’s what works on my Windows 8.1 PC and Premier Pro CC.
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Everybody calls it the tilde key but in fact its the grave key (`)
Ctr+` will give you full screen playback on the first monitor.———————————————–
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On both my key boards the grave key is situated where people keep describing the tilda key, top left side above the Tab and below the escape key. The key with the tilda symbol also has the hash mark and is situated middle left next to the return key.
But both these keys do nothing in Premier Pro CC for me. The full screen is the apostrophe/@ key (‘@). This is why I could not find it. It’s very odd that I seem to have a different key for this. I found it by looking under the window menu and the third option down is “full frame” which I now know is full screen and next to it it has the keyboard short cut, (Shift+’)
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