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Chapter 4: View mode

Panning a magnified image

In View mode, you can pan large images by moving them vertically, horizontally, and diagonally across the display area to view

specific areas of the image. When an image is larger than the ACDSee 14 window and you use the Scroll tool, the cursor changes to

a hand.

To pan an image:

Do one of the following:

Drag the image to center the area you want to view.

Press an arrow key. You can hold the CTRL key to pan quickly, or hold the SHIFT key to pan more slowly.

Using Pan Lock

You can use the Pan Lock setting to automatically center the same area of a series of larger images in View mode.

To use Pan Lock:

1. In View mode, pan over a large image to a specific area you want to view.

2. Using the Zoom menu, zoom in on the image until you reach the magnification you want to use for all of your images.

3. Click Tools | Zoom | Zoom Lock to keep the current zoom level.

4. Click Tools | Zoom | Pan Lock.

As you move through your images, each one will be automatically zoomed and panned to the same area.

Magnifying specific areas of an image

You can view specific areas of an image at a higher magnification in the Magnifying Glass pane.

To use the Magnifying Glass pane:

1. In View mode, click View | Magnifying Glass.

2. Move the cursor over an area of the image to view that area in the Magnifying Glass pane.

3. Change the Magnifying Glass pane settings by doing any of the following:

Move the slider at the bottom of the Magnifying Glass pane to increase or decrease the magnification.

Select the Fixed check box to apply the slider setting to the original size of the image. Clear the Fixed check box to apply

the slider setting to the magnification of the zoomed image in View mode.

Select the Smooth check box to apply anti-aliasing to the magnified portion of the image, or clear the Smooth check

box to view the individual pixels.

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