Detach designer tab and show on seperate screen?

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    stevens
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    Detach designer tab and show on seperate screen?

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    Hi,

    Is there a possibility to show the designer tab of Powershell studio on a seperate screen?
    Reason: I want my GUI (form) to show full screen so need to make my current form bigger. If I do make the form/GUI bigger all my toolbars are in the way and that's very unpractical.

    If my question is not clear, please let me know.

    Please advise.
    J.
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    DevinL
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    Re: Detach designer tab and show on seperate screen?

    Post by DevinL »

    While you can't move the designer to another monitor, you can move or auto-hide any of the panels that are in your way or even use the Editor-Only Layout and it will just be the designer on screen.

    To enable the Editor-Only Layout, just click Layouts in the bottom left, and select Editor-Only Layout:
    Editor-Only_Layout.png
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    Which makes PowerShell Studio look something like this:
    Editor-Only_Layout_Results.png
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