Screen formatting tips and tricks?

I'm building a workbook presentation on a 1920x1080 screen. I'm going to be giving this presentation on a 1024x768 projector, and I want to format my entire workbook to perfectly fit this resolution and fully utilize the entire screen. Most of the searches I've done on this topic have to do with running a VBA to assess different setups' screen resolution and adjust the zoom; I don't want this. I know what the target resolution is, I just want to know if any of you have any tricks to use as 'border guides' from worksheet to worksheet. I've tried manipulating page breaks, print areas, etc, but these are always beholden to edge of the last 'printable' column/row, which is itself dependent on the width/height of all the other cells in the printable space... and each worksheet is different.

What do you all do to make sure the dimensions of each worksheet look perfectly flush, within the confines of a target screen resolution, when switching from sheet to sheet?

I can, but (1) so much blurrier and difficult to use fine mouse movements, and (2) by default Windows stretches the screen instead of letterboxing it; so my eyes start bleeding. Is there any way to create virtual borders so that I can work at my screen's native resolution?

Originally Posted by JosephP

You could simply resize the application window using application.width and application.height - non-maximized window of course ;-)

I think I'll just do this. I'll work with a maximized window because I do a lot of noodling in the blank cells while building a sheet, but I'll create a VBA button that automatically re-sizes the application window down when I need to check it.

Thanks for your help, Joseph.