Enlarging the size of the screen in Screen Sharing mode

I'm trying to enlarge the screen of my MacBook (early 2011 running ML) when it replicated on my iMac (early 2009 running Lion). Is there a simple way to do this?

Right-click (Cmd-click Mac) on the tone curve panel header or any of the other panel headers and make sure there is a checkmark for Basic.

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Thank You. This helps me alot to get into the masters and to see events and photos in a utilitarian way, but it is not as easy as viewing the normal iphoto format to find photos. Can I do something else or did I not do something right to not see normal iphoto in Time Machine ?

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http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jsp?forum=31&thread=57768

Is there any way that a jframe can be made to be the size of the screen

is there any way that a jframe can be made to be the size of the screen assuming that it adjusts to altering sizes and also resolutions.

Reg_Dwight,
Please start posting your questions into the correct forum. Your Swing related questions should be posted into the Swing forum. This is the second time I have asked you and about the third or fourth time you have been told this.
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Don't know how to reduce the size of the view on screen.

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Open the Displays pane of System Preferences and set the resolution corrctly, and turn off Zoom from the Universal Access and Keyboard & Mouse panes.
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Switcher ?Can you change the size of the screen resolution on the Macbook?

I'm really interested in buying a Macbook. This will be my first Mac. I love the way they look and feel. I'm concerned with the size of everything on the Macbook. The overall size of the fonts in applications such as word, or safari was too small for me.
Can you change the size of the screen resolution in OSX like you can on Windows? In Windows doing this makes everything visually bigger.
Please say you can. I'm really wanting the Macbook as it would be great for for a student like me.
Thanks in advance.
Hopefully a Macbook 13" 2.0 Superdrive soon.
Hopefully a Macbook 13" 2.0 Superdrive White soon.

With an LCD, if you change the resolution, things will be bigger, but blurrier.
You can however keep the resolution of the LCD at its native resolution, giving the maximum picture quality, and then use tools, such as Tinkertool…
http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/11967
… to modify the font display size of items such as the menu bar, Finder labels etc etc.

Change the size of the screen Adobe Flash Player 11.3.31.232

Hello! I have Adobe Flash Player 11.3.31.232 As I can change the size of video (the size of the screen, a window) during viewing of rollers or films from the Internet? And whether there is a possibility to change the size of a window of a player during video viewings in public networks and dating sites? On your sites, unfortunately I couldn't find information necessary to me.
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Can you give me a URL where your having problems? It's possible that the content just won't let you resize but I'll be happy to try it out for you.
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I have used Visio for 20 years, currently using 2000, but whole of a suddenly the background, that used to be a bluage green became white, the same as the page so now I can't see the size of the page. It does not matter if I change the page background
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Does any update install on your PC before background disappear? If yes, we can uninstall it temporarily. Let’s open Visio in safe mode to disable some add-ins and macros.
Since Visio 2000 SR1 is end of life, if you need further support, I recommend you can upgrade a newer version of Visio.
If there is anything I can do for you regarding this issue, feel free to post back.
Best regards,
Greta Ge
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It's recommended to download and install
Configuration Analyzer Tool (OffCAT), which is developed by Microsoft Support teams. Once the tool is installed, you can run it at any time to scan for hundreds of known issues in Office
programs.
Fortunately there are people here who are more than willing to help those using older versions of software. Some people can't upgrade, business policy may not allow it, can't afford it, or just plain might think Visio 2000 was the best ever version. Are
Pactera paid by Microsoft for this support?
If this Configuration Analyzer Tool you are advertysing can scan for hundreds of issues in Office, why cannot these issues just be fixed?
Paul Herber, Sandrila Ltd. Engineering and software shapes for Visio
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Can I slim down the size of the Aperture Library by moving the Preview files elsewhere?

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Now, I recently decided to consolidate the libraries into one huge library, because it was annoying to have to switch between libraries to find older photos when I wanted them. I did this, leaving all but the recent masters on the external drives (referenced). I thought that the size of the main library would remain reasonably sized, since there were no extra masters being moved into it. However, the library has grown massively - up to over 70GB, which is huge when you consider it's on a 128GB SSD which is also my startup drive.
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Glad it worked, but permit, if you will, some observations:
-- Bloated Previews are a known Aperture bug, which came and went within a few updates in Aperture 3. Getting them back to the proper size is simply a elegant step to take.
-- A Preview set to your largest screen size and a quality of 6-8 should be all but indistinguishable from the Master at 72-100 dpi screen image. (Not print resolution.) I REALLY doubt you are going to loose any quality.
-- While using a symlink to stick the Previews on a HD is clever, it may also defeat the whole purpose of using your SSD. Previews are read a lot and are, I suspect, used for all adjustments at less than full resolution. (N.B. I could be VERY wrong on this.) Thus, depending on the amount of RAM on your Mac, you could end up reading and rereading your Previews over a slower link and doing this a lot. You own use will quickly determine if this is an issue or not.
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DiploStrat

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Okay, I've figured it out, so I'm going to answer my own question in hopes that it may help anyone else that would like to actually be able to see what they're doing when using Photoshop CC 2014 on a high resolution screen.
1. Open Photoshop.
2. Select Preferences from the Edit Menu, then select General.
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