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If you click and hold, slightly longer, on the 2 monitor icon you get a popup menu where you can select Full Screen.
I appreciate your answer but the problem is a little deeper than that. I use Lightroom to display images for our Grand Rapids Camera Club competitions. The Second Monitor is our club projector which has a resolution of 1400x1050 pixels. Our competitors can enter images up to 1024x1024 pixels. With the Lightroom overhead created by the Module Panels on the top and bottom of the Second Monitor screen, a 1024 high image cannot be displayed 1:1. Lightroom will crop about 7 pixels off the top and bottom of the image. That does not happen on the Main Monitor when you press the "F" key (Full Screen Preview) because Lightroom does not dis[play any Panels. How do I eliminate those panels when displaying our competition images on the Second Monitor. The panels are open on top and bottom of the image below. I know they can be closed by clicking the center arrow but I want them to disappear altogether. Hope this helps.
Like I stated above and showed you a screen shot of or Shift + F11.
That is a screen shot of my second monitor with a slight part of my primary monitor shown on the right
If I expand your image of your second monitor the issue of the Panel can still be seen. I really want to eliminate the Panel, one on the top and one on the bottom.. The area outline in red has to go. This is not present on the Main Monitor when you press the "f" key. Try it and compare the two monitors.
Thanks for the help,
Jim
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