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Going Full Screen. By kirupa | 17 June 2008 Most commonly, you interact with your Silverlight application as a component as part of a larger web page. There are many cases, though, where you would want your undivided attention to be paid to your Silverlight application - such as when you are watching a movie or playing with some Deep Zoom content. In those cases, you can give your users the ability to run your application in full screen. To see an example of what this looks like, click on the Full Screen button in the below example: When you clicked on the Toggle Full Screen button, your Silverlight application will have gone, as expected, full screen where your taskbar, browser buttons, etc. are all hidden from view. The code for doing this is fairly straightforward: private void GoFullScreen(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) { if (! Application.Current.Host.Content.IsFullScreen = true; } else { Application.Current.Host.Content.IsFullScreen = false; The code can be summarized as follows.

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