Mixing Course For Logic Pro X 4+

I just launched new revamped version 7.1 for the first time, after using the older style version. First thing I noticed is that, unlike the older style version, the window’s upper left corner green maximize button is not there - so you can’t maximize the window to full screen (not actually full screen, but takes up all of the window but the top menu bar). I like filling up the screen of one of my monitors with the app, and having Logic in an other one - not possible in v 7.1. MY CONFIGURATION: iMac 21.5”, MacOS High Sierra (not Mojave), 3 monitors. UPDATE: I just noticed in the app’s Window menu, there is a Full Screen option, which works, but after using it, I can’t figure out how to collapse the window back to its previous size - when you move the mouse to the top of the screen, you don’t get the Menu bar to access the bespoke Window menu for the Minimize menu item

Hello, can we have an updated version so we can still watch your tutorial on Mojave please?
P.S: For all course, thank you!

I have 2 different LogicProX courses and an HD video on StudioOne that I’m taking and the content is really good.

For these Mac app courses the controls are very limited and don’t work well at all on Yosemite. I cannot stop a video when I’m interrupted and start it again, instead I have to quit the app and re-launch it then go to the nearest chapter list start to begin that segment from the beginning whether I like it or not. Same with the shuttle - there is no jumping ahead or backwards - as soon as you touch it you cannot start it again. THESE ARE FUNDAMENTAL CONTROLS and must work. You really should make these much more usable too with additional controls such as jump back 10-30 seconds or play at various speeds so the user can work with the class content better. Guys, please fix this.

The N.E.D. app is equally frustrating for the HD content. I felt misled and surprised when the N.E.D. app requirement showed up after my purchase. I also didn’t care for how invasive the app is on my laptop - requiring administrative permissions to do who knows what. There’s got to be a way to offer this content in a more user-friendly way - this feels old school and big brother-ish. Couldn’t you just have figured out how to protect a .mov file so I could watch with QuickTime and my familiar controls?