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How do I use the Zoom Toolbar?

Knowledge Base Article: KB346 - Created On: Oct 5, 2011 11:37 AM - Last Modified: May 2, 2012 06:23 AM

 
Challenge

 How do I use the Zoom Toolbar?

 

Resolution

 Zoom Toolbar

 

  1. Clicking the Zoom... button causes the named Zoom action to take place.
  2. Clicking the Zoom... Down Arrow allows you to change the action of the Zoom button to one of four options:


     
  3.  Zoom In is the same as clicking the Zoom In button. See below.
  4.  Zoom Out is the same as clicking the Zoom Out button. See below.
  5. Loupe activates a viewer/magnifier function that allows you to slide a variable sized selection rectangle around the screen and view the contents in a separate window. This can perform a magnification feature depending on the Loupe settings:

     
     
  6. Pan & Zoom Window opens a small window that allows you to see the entire page and what part you are viewing in the main display.



     
  7.  Clicking the Actual Size button sets the PDF page to its actual size within the view pane. This is the same as selecting 100% in the Zoom drop list. This may result in the page exceeding the limits of the viewable space; however, scroll bars are provided to enable you to scroll the PDF page as desired.
  8. Clicking the Fit Page button   fits the entire PDF page within the borders of the view pane.
  9. Clicking the Fit Width button   fits the PDF to the width of the view pane. Scroll bars are provided to enable you to scroll the PDF page as desired.
  10. Clicking the Zoom out button decreases the Zoom percentage; clicking the Zoom In buttonincreases the Zoom percentage. You may also use the Zoom drop box to select standard zoom settings or to enter any zoom percentage you need.

 

 

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