As a noun, or when describing anything occupying the entire display or screen, "full screen" should be used. When describing a mode or setting, "fullscreen" or "full-screen" should be used as it's an adjective. Additionally, when the game menu is open like that, the game will be paused, and you SHOULD be able to just call up the toolbar normally. Full-screen Windowed, and Full-Screen modes. Should I use "fullscreen," "full screen," or "full-screen" in my writing? Im playing on mac and when I play it goes into full screen and there is literally nothing I seem to be able to do to get out of it.
How to get an Internet browser out of and into fullscreen. To exit fullscreen mode, press Command+ Control+ F again. To set an Internet browser like Safari to fullscreen mode on a macOS computer, use the keyboard shortcut Command+ Control+ F. 
When in an Internet browser, you can press F11 function key to enter and exit fullscreen mode. To exit out of fullscreen in most programs, you can press Esc. Computer games and other software that support fullscreen mode have an option in the display settings that allow you to specify if you want to run them as such. The key or method for entering fullscreen mode may vary in other programs. In a browser on a Windows computer, you can make a website fullscreen mode by pressing F11.
How to quickly change between open programs on Mac and PC. When running a game in window fullscreen mode, you may notice a performance decrease, but you can switch between other programs quickly. With computer games, it's not uncommon for the game to have both a fullscreen ( borderless fullscreen) and window fullscreen mode. More commonly called maximized, window fullscreen is any window or program that uses the entire screen but is still a window. 
Should I use "fullscreen," "full screen," or "full-screen" in my writing?. So how do I exit this full screen nightmare? (I’ve been using Macs since the 80s, so I’ve possibly just gone senile. Plus, AD doesn’t honor Control-Command-F at all.Īs a result, I’m now stuck in full screen mode in AD, even between sessions. Having mistakenly entered full screen mode, when I move the mouse to the top of the screen, any window management buttons are hidden behind the AD toolbar (which doesn’t budge, and can’t be turned off, apparently - “Show Toolbar” is locked on). The problem is that Affinity Designer offers me neither of these options. There’s also a keyboard shortcut that works with Apple apps: Control-Command-F. The only way to get out of it (that’s I’ve found) is to move the cursor all the way to the top of the screen until the “shrink” button appears (see attached). Yosemite changed the way the expand button works, so I find myself entering this blasted full screen mode several times a day. 
It’s excruciating to ask this, but: how do I leave full screen mode in AD?
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