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Change your view

Zoom in on or out from an area of your sketch, or move your view around the canvas.

Zooming in on your sketch and moving around it

1. Flick toward this icon , or press and hold down the spacebar.

2. The Zoom and Move tool appears, and follows around your stylus.

3. Lift the stylus and move it to where you want to center your view.
4. To zoom in on or out of an area of the sketch, highlight the inner circle of the tool. Click, then drag up to zoom in and drag down to zoom out. A box appears displaying the percentage zoomed.

5. To move your view (pan, or grab), highlight the outer circle of the tool. Click, then drag to move your view.

   NoteFor best performance with a Tablet PC, use primary landscape orientation when zooming in on and pulling your sketch around. To change to this orientation, go to the Control Panel. For information, see Tablet PC setup.

Zooming using a touch strip

Based on the position of your cursor, zoom in or out of an area, using the touch strip at the side of your tablet or Tablet PC.

1. Position your cursor over the area you want to zoom in or out of.
2. Move your finger along the touch strip in an upward motion to zoom in or a downward motion to zoom out.
   NoteTo increase or decrease the zooming speed of your tablet or Tablet PC, go to the Control Panel, find the tablet preferences, and change the zooming speed.

Viewing the image at its actual size

- For PC users, flick toward this icon , or press Alt+Ctrl+0 (zero) to show the actual pixel size of the image.
- For Mac users, flick toward this icon , or press Option+Cmd+0 (zero) to show the actual pixel size of the image.

  Use the Zoom and Move tool to view all of the image if it is large.

Fit the image in the display

- Flick toward this icon , or for Mac, press Cmd+0 or for PC, press Ctrl+0(zero) to keep the image proportional, and expanded or shrunk to fit into the display.

  Depending on the proportions of the image, either its width or height determine the size shown on the display.