
by means of the Zoom In toolbutton or the
Zoom In command
in the View menu.
You can also use the keyboard accelerator CTRL++ (press the keys CTRL an + simultaneously). You may use CTRL and the + key in the numeric key pad in the right side of the keyboard if you have enabled the NumLock key.
When you have a zoomed view there will be scroll bars at the bottom at to the right of the canvas, so you can still navigate to any point of the canvas.
There are two modes of zoom: stepwise or area zoom.
Stepwise Zoom:
This will zoom in by a factor of 2:
Area Zoom
Press the left mouse button, and keep it pressed as you drag a rectangle.
When the mouse button is released you zoom into the selected area:
The zoom factor depends on the size of the rectangle.
You cannot zoom in by a factor > 16.
This is because larger zoom factors would require so much system memory that it might
slow down your system to an unacceptable level, or even kill it.
You may zoom in in succesive steps, but the net zoom factor must still not exceed 16.
You may also use
the keyboard accelerator CTRL+- (press the keys
CTRL and - simultaneously).
You may use CTRL and the - key in the numeric key pad in the right side of the keyboard
if you have enabled the NumLock key.
Zoom Out is only available if you have a zoomed view.
You can also use
the keyboard accelerator CTRL+*.
These controls are only available if you have a zoomed view.
When you have selected the zoom cursor
move it to
the position you want as center for the zoomed view and click the left mouse button.
When you have selected the zoom cursor
move it to
the position you want as one corner of the zoomed view.
Zoom Out
You can zoom out to the previous zoom level by means of
the Zoom Out toolbutton
or
the Zoom Out command
in the View menu.
No Zoom
Get back to an unzoomed view by using the No Zoom toolbutton
or the
No Zoom command
in the View menu.
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