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Watching video clips on Imovie 09 in full screen?

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Real newbie question here. I download movie clips from my memory card to my MBP and just want to run them on the Mac in full screen, but cannot see how to do that. The clip displays itself only in the right hand upper quadrant. Can somebody point the way if there is a way? Thanks.
 
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Are you opening them in QuickTime? If so, either the View menu, or cmd+F or cmd+3.
 

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