06-30-2011, 04:21 AM
I think I know what might be causing this. Everyone who is seeing the problem, are you using Spaces? I do. Go into preferences and disable spaces. Then try again. Once I do that, everything works as expected.
Also, Leon - I find I can resize without the screen size snapping back after I've done this. I think I saw that you'd mentioned this.
Vern, if you don't use Spaces (I think you said you didn't before), go ahead and enable it to see the result.
Update: Hmmmm... on second thought maybe it *didn't* work. That's very strange. The first time I tried it, it seemed to work for me just fine. Now, I'm seeing the same problem... back to the drawing board I guess.
Another update: I set the display settings to appear on the menu bar, and I was fiddling with them a bit (unfortunately semi-random). Occasionally, I've been able to trigger something that causes full screen to play as normal.
I would open a mansion in windowed mode, change the display from the menu bar to a different resolution, then go back to full screen mode. At least sometimes, this has cleared things up for me. Heck if I can figure out why...
Also, Leon - I find I can resize without the screen size snapping back after I've done this. I think I saw that you'd mentioned this.
Vern, if you don't use Spaces (I think you said you didn't before), go ahead and enable it to see the result.
Update: Hmmmm... on second thought maybe it *didn't* work. That's very strange. The first time I tried it, it seemed to work for me just fine. Now, I'm seeing the same problem... back to the drawing board I guess.
Another update: I set the display settings to appear on the menu bar, and I was fiddling with them a bit (unfortunately semi-random). Occasionally, I've been able to trigger something that causes full screen to play as normal.
I would open a mansion in windowed mode, change the display from the menu bar to a different resolution, then go back to full screen mode. At least sometimes, this has cleared things up for me. Heck if I can figure out why...