IBooks landscape view fit to screen-width

I believe it would be very nice to have option of fit to screen-width as default landscape view. Whenever I pass to next page, everything is so small that I have to resize it manually, all the time.
Thanks

This problem just cropped up for me. Similar situation, but my tools are displayed on a second monitoe (not a laptop). I stumbled onto the sulotion!
I had just moved one of the tool panels to near the bottom on the second monitor w/o realizing that it extended n pixels off the screen. Once I moved it back up (so that no panels were hanging "off" the second monitor). I got fit-in-view back!

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well, just had a rather unbearable support call with adobe the result of which is that they said this was 'expected behavior and all their computers were performing the same way'. i followed up filing a 'bug' report on adobe's site.
that said, during the phone call, the tech. agent had me trash my preferences which in the end seemed to help. unfortunately, neither of us were aware it semi-fixed things as he had me working with 'window > application frame mode' - which no matter what you do still renders a blurry file using this command.
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2. if you have files grouped together in a tabbed group and use the command view > fit to screen they will ALWAYS be blurry.
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3. 50% of the time (after trashing my prefs) when i opened a pre-created file containing text it was crispy when i hit the command, the other 50% of the time it was blurry.
intermittently reducing the file's view percentage and re-entering the command made it legible - so not a great workaround.
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I would like to maximize all the pages of the application to fit the entire screen size i.e. effect similar to F11.
Please let me know how it can be done at application level.
Thanks.

@fac586,
Thanks for your reply. I have been asked to check the feasibility of this feature. I just gathered the complete details.
Its a Org specific Knowledge search kind of application. So the users will be employees of that org.
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<li>Which browser(s) and browser version(s) is this application going to run on?Mozilla Firefox or Internet Explorer and versions might be latest (or) one or two versions lower. We can also restrict them to use Mozilla only.
<li>Which operating systems?User will be in Windows XP in most cases. I assume its OS of the user here.
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If there is a better way to show the page to use maximum space, we are ready to go with it.
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@Joel_C,
I am a newbie in APEX and Web applications and to these forum categories too. Though the disclaimer claims, it hurts.
If I had known its a browser specific functionality earlier, why wouldnt I mention it ealier and end up in multiple iterations to get a solution to my query and waste valuable time of fac586?
No one can become 'Guru' in the way you have mentioned. Atleast I havent. Its through hardwork and continued contributions one can attain this position.
You might have also crossed this stage when you started with web applications. I am not a born genius and just a learner.

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