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Using the Zoom tool

Use the Zoom tool when you want to zoom in on an image while at the

same time controlling which part of the image is displayed in the edit

window. To use the Zoom tool, select it and then click the area of the

image you want to see better. The image zooms in beneath your pointer’s

position. To zoom out, hold the

SHIFT key as you click. (You can also use

the Zoom slider on the Attribute toolbar to quickly zoom in and out on the

center of the image.) To focus on a specific area, you can drag over the

image, creating a rectangular viewing marquee, and when you release your

mouse, the image automatically zooms in on the area selected. (If the

viewing area is too large or the image is already at 16x magnification, the

view is not adjusted.)

Notes:

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You can also press the ‘+’ and ‘-’ keys to zoom in and out on images, regardless

of the current tool selected.

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Pressing the "Z" key while using another tool automatically switches that tool to

the Zoom tool. Releasing the "Z" key then switches the tool back.

Using the Global Viewer

When an entire image cannot be displayed within the edit window, scroll

bars appear allowing you to navigate around the expanded image. The

Global Viewer provides an alternative to scrolling as it displays a thumb-

nail view of the entire active image. This thumbnail image contains a

floating frame that can be moved independently around the viewer. Moving

the frame automatically repositions the view of the image in the edit

window. To open the Global Viewer, click the box that appears at the

intersection of the scroll bars at the lower right corner of the edit window.

When you release your mouse, the Global Viewer disappears.

Note:

To return the image to its original view (1x), click the 1:1 button on the

Attribute toolbar or View: Actual View.

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