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In 10.8 and later (but not in 10.7) there is a preference for the default view mode:

I don't know any way to change the default size or position of windows, but you can use an application like Slate, ShiftIt, or MoomSlate, ShiftIt, or Moom to assign a keyboard shortcut for resizing a window to fill the right half of a screen.

In 10.8 and later (but not in 10.7) there is a preference for the default view mode:

I don't know any way to change the default size or position of windows, but you can use an application like Slate, ShiftIt, or Moom to assign a keyboard shortcut for resizing a window to fill the right half of a screen.

In 10.8 and later (but not in 10.7) there is a preference for the default view mode:

I don't know any way to change the default size or position of windows, but you can use an application like Slate, ShiftIt, or Moom to assign a keyboard shortcut for resizing a window to fill the right half of a screen.

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In 10.8 and later Skim you could select(but not in 10.7) there is a preference for the default view mode:

  • PDF > PDF Display > Single Page
  • PDF > Automatically Resize
  • PDF > Use Current View Settings as Default

It doesn'tI don't know any way to change the default size or position of windows, but you can use an application like Slate, ShiftIt, or Moom to assign a keyboard shortcut for resizing a window to fill the right half of a screen.

In Skim you could select:

  • PDF > PDF Display > Single Page
  • PDF > Automatically Resize
  • PDF > Use Current View Settings as Default

It doesn't change the default size or position of windows, but you can use an application like Slate, ShiftIt, or Moom to assign a keyboard shortcut for resizing a window to fill the right half of a screen.

In 10.8 and later (but not in 10.7) there is a preference for the default view mode:

I don't know any way to change the default size or position of windows, but you can use an application like Slate, ShiftIt, or Moom to assign a keyboard shortcut for resizing a window to fill the right half of a screen.

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Lri
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  • 283

In Skim you could select:

  • PDF > PDF Display > Single Page
  • PDF > Automatically Resize
  • PDF > Use Current View Settings as Default

It doesn't change the default size or position of windows, but you can use an application like Slate, ShiftIt, or Moom to assign a keyboard shortcut for resizing a window to fill the right half of a screen.