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What are the differences between the functions CLEANSCREEN and FULLSCREEN?

To make the drawing screen area larger and temporarily remove the user interface controls, you can use the FULLSCREENON command (from Express Tools, up to ver.2006) or the "Clean screen" function (Ctrl+0, CLEANSCREENON).

These two functions behave differently. The following table summarizes which UI controls are hidden by which function:

Element	CLEANSCREEN	FULLSCREEN
Pull-down menu		x
Screen menu	x	x
Commandline
Statusbar		optionally
Toolbars	x
Tool palettes	x
Application title	x	x

To switch back, press the Ctrl-0 keys again (Ctrl-9 to restore commandline in A2006+).

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this tip shared by ARKANCE experts applies to: AutoCAD 2007 · AutoCAD 2006 · AutoCAD 2005 · AutoCAD 2004 ·

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Tip 4767:	How can I get back from the AutoCAD fullscreen mode (no menu, no titlebar)?
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