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  Open a new window (Command-N), make it full screen, and then close it. Open a new window again, and it'll be full screen automatically. OS X remembers your preferences like that.

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  • Can be set for each folder/HD.monospaced
  • yeah, I have it like that, but sometimes you want to resize etc then get it back with one click.Jnr_Madison

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