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Harald Friedrich: /* Toggle zoom and scroll */

2024-11-01T13:14:24Z

Toggle zoom and scroll

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	Click and hold the mouskey '''M3H''' allows to move the whole sheet.		Click and hold the mouskey '''M3H''' allows to move the whole sheet.


			== Mouse movement ==
			The mouse movement can depend on the [[grid]] or, when drawing lines and tracks, also on the [[bending mode]].

			From V33 onwards, you can use the [Shift] or [Ctrl] keys for many mouse actions to force the mouse movement in exactly right-angled directions or to exactly 45 degrees:

			[[File:WindRose.png\|alt=Wind rose]]<br>
			(Image: Eight exact directions)<br><br>


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	[[image:scroll_zoom_dlg_e.jpg]]		[[image:scroll_zoom_dlg_e.jpg]]



	== Center by zoom ==		== Center by zoom ==

Markus Friedrich at 07:49, 22 February 2019

2019-02-22T07:49:56Z

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	'''M1H'''= Click and hold the left mouse key<br>		'''M1H'''= Click and hold the left mouse key<br>
	'''M2H'''= Click and hold the right mouse key<br>		'''M2H'''= Click and hold the right mouse key<br>
			'''M3H'''= Hold the scrolling wheel and move the mouse: Moves the whole sheet.


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	'''Note:''' It you set the mouse wheel to a "negative" number then scrolling up will "zoom out" and scrolling down will "zoom in". If the number is “positive”, then scrolling up will “zoom in” and scrolling down will "zoom out".<br>		'''Note:''' It you set the mouse wheel to a "negative" number then scrolling up will "zoom out" and scrolling down will "zoom in". If the number is “positive”, then scrolling up will “zoom in” and scrolling down will "zoom out".<br>
	If your mouse does not have a scrolling wheel but has a middle mouse button, then that button will also function as '''M2'''.		If your mouse does not have a scrolling wheel but has a middle mouse button, then that button will also function as '''M2'''.

			Click and hold the mouskey '''M3H''' allows to move the whole sheet.


	== Toggle zoom and scroll ==		== Toggle zoom and scroll ==

	~~Since version 14.5.0.74<br>~~

	Using the [Ctrl] key you can toggle between scroll and zoom. You need to set in menu "Settings/Settings (INI-File)" the entry "Mouse wheel zoom only with [Ctrl]" to '''Yes''':		Using the [Ctrl] key you can toggle between scroll and zoom. You need to set in menu "Settings/Settings (INI-File)" the entry "Mouse wheel zoom only with [Ctrl]" to '''Yes''':

Markus Friedrich: /* Middle mouse key / scrolling wheel */

2018-08-29T15:38:07Z

Middle mouse key / scrolling wheel

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	In menu Settings/Settings (INI-file...) opens a dialog box called '''"Object Inspector"''' where you can manipulate various settings in TARGET 3001!. Use the scrollbar to scroll down until you see the following line in which the "mouse wheel zoom" setting can be configure.<br>		In menu Settings/Settings (INI-file...) opens a dialog box called '''"Object Inspector"''' where you can manipulate various settings in TARGET 3001!. Use the scrollbar to scroll down until you see the following line in which the "mouse wheel zoom" setting can be configure.<br>

	[[Image:~~e_mousewheelsettings~~.jpg\|none]]		[[Image:mousewheelsettings_e.jpg\|none]]
	The settings are displayed as members ranging form -5 to +4. Their meanings are as follows:<br>		The settings are displayed as members ranging form -5 to +4. Their meanings are as follows:<br>

Markus Friedrich: /* Middle mouse key / scrolling wheel */

2018-08-29T15:34:32Z

Middle mouse key / scrolling wheel

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	The mouse wheel in TARGET 3001! is used to "scroll" or "zoom". These functions can be set in menu ''Settings/Settings (INI-File...)''.<br>		The mouse wheel in TARGET 3001! is used to "scroll" or "zoom". These functions can be set in menu ''Settings/Settings (INI-File...)''.<br>
	If you are in "Place track" mode, a click with the mouse wheel places a via and changes the layer side<br>		If you are in "Place track" mode, a click with the mouse wheel places a via and changes the layer side<br><br>

	~~[[Image:e_popupmenue.jpg\|none]]~~
	In menu Settings/Settings (INI-file...) opens a dialog box called '''"Object Inspector"''' where you can manipulate various settings in TARGET 3001!. Use the scrollbar to scroll down until you see the following line in which the "mouse wheel zoom" setting can be configure.<br>		In menu Settings/Settings (INI-file...) opens a dialog box called '''"Object Inspector"''' where you can manipulate various settings in TARGET 3001!. Use the scrollbar to scroll down until you see the following line in which the "mouse wheel zoom" setting can be configure.<br>

Markus Friedrich: /* Right mouse key */

2018-08-29T15:32:34Z

Right mouse key

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	== Right mouse key ==		== Right mouse key ==

	Clicking the right mouse key '''(M2)''' opens a context menu. Functions such as [[Zoom\|Zoom-in, Zoom-out]] and others ~~are available for use~~ in ~~this context~~ menu.<br>		Clicking the right mouse key '''(M2)''' opens a context menu. Functions such as [[Zoom\|Zoom-in, Zoom-out]] and others can be set in the Settings/Settings (INI-File) menu.<br>

	[[Image:popupmenue_e.jpg\|none]]		[[Image:popupmenue_e.jpg\|none]]

	'''M22:''' This button ~~Zoom~~-out of the area around the cursor’s current location.<br>		'''M22:''' This button Zooms-out of the area around the cursor’s current location.<br>

Markus Friedrich: /* Right mouse key */

2018-08-29T15:28:10Z

Right mouse key

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	Clicking the right mouse key '''(M2)''' opens a context menu. Functions such as [[Zoom\|Zoom-in, Zoom-out]] and others are available for use in this context menu.<br>		Clicking the right mouse key '''(M2)''' opens a context menu. Functions such as [[Zoom\|Zoom-in, Zoom-out]] and others are available for use in this context menu.<br>

	[[Image:~~e_popupmenue~~.jpg\|none]]		[[Image:popupmenue_e.jpg\|none]]

	'''M22:''' This button Zoom-out of the area around the cursor’s current location.<br>		'''M22:''' This button Zoom-out of the area around the cursor’s current location.<br>
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	Please note that some mouse drivers (programs that enable the operation of a mouse) an individual customization of the mouse button functions. Therefore you should always set the functions to "Standard Click".		Please note that some mouse drivers (programs that enable the operation of a mouse) an individual customization of the mouse button functions. Therefore you should always set the functions to "Standard Click".


	== Middle mouse key / scrolling wheel ==		== Middle mouse key / scrolling wheel ==

Markus Friedrich at 14:36, 22 August 2018

2018-08-22T14:36:39Z

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	'''M1'''= A click and release of the left mouse button<br>		'''M1'''= A click and release of the left mouse button<br>
	'''M2'''= A click and release of the right mouse button<br>		'''M2'''= A click and release of the right mouse button<br>
	'''M3'''= ~~Scroll the mouse wheel (if~~ there is a mouse wheel)<br>		'''M3'''= If there is a mouse wheel, scroll it to zoom in and out. In "Place track" mode click it to plce a via and change the layer<br>
	'''M11'''= Double click the left mouse key<br>		'''M11'''= Double click the left mouse key<br>
	'''M22'''= Double click the right mouse key<br>		'''M22'''= Double click the right mouse key<br>

Markus Friedrich: /* Middle mouse key / scrolling wheel */

2018-06-26T13:01:04Z

Middle mouse key / scrolling wheel

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	== Middle mouse key / scrolling wheel ==		== Middle mouse key / scrolling wheel ==

	The mouse wheel in TARGET 3001! ~~uses the~~ "scroll" or "zoom ~~functions~~". These ~~functions are predefined I the TARGET 3001! registry. However these~~ functions can be set in ~~the TARGET 3001! registry~~.<br>		The mouse wheel in TARGET 3001! is used to "scroll" or "zoom". These functions can be set in menu ''Settings/Settings (INI-File...)''.<br>
	~~The registry can be accessed by clicking '''M2'''~~ in ~~an empty spot of~~ the ~~current working area which will open~~ a ~~context menu.~~<br>		If you are in "Place track" mode, a click with the mouse wheel places a via and changes the layer side<br>

	[[Image:e_popupmenue.jpg\|none]]		[[Image:e_popupmenue.jpg\|none]]
	~~After doing so, select '''"Select~~ (~~Registry~~)~~…"''' which will open~~ a dialog box called '''"Object Inspector"''' where you can manipulate various settings in TARGET 3001!. Use the scrollbar to scroll down until you see the following line in which the "mouse wheel zoom" setting can be configure.<br>		In menu Settings/Settings (INI-file...) opens a dialog box called '''"Object Inspector"''' where you can manipulate various settings in TARGET 3001!. Use the scrollbar to scroll down until you see the following line in which the "mouse wheel zoom" setting can be configure.<br>

	[[Image:e_mousewheelsettings.jpg\|none]]		[[Image:e_mousewheelsettings.jpg\|none]]
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	'''Note:''' It you set the mouse wheel to a "negative" number then scrolling up will "zoom out" and scrolling down will "zoom in". If the number is “positive”, then scrolling up will “zoom in” and scrolling down will "zoom out".<br>		'''Note:''' It you set the mouse wheel to a "negative" number then scrolling up will "zoom out" and scrolling down will "zoom in". If the number is “positive”, then scrolling up will “zoom in” and scrolling down will "zoom out".<br>
	If your mouse does not have a scrolling wheel but has a middle mouse button, then that button will also function as '''M2'''.		If your mouse does not have a scrolling wheel but has a middle mouse button, then that button will also function as '''M2'''.




	== Toggle zoom and scroll ==		== Toggle zoom and scroll ==

Markus Friedrich: /* Center by zoom */

2015-09-14T11:52:45Z

Center by zoom

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	[[image:centerbyzoom.jpg\|centerbyzoom.jpg]]<br><br>		[[image:centerbyzoom.jpg\|centerbyzoom.jpg]]<br><br>


			Scroll down and look at "Center with mouse wheel zoom." Click the line to the right and go to the end of the line. Press the little button with the three dots. This will change the "Yes" to a "No."

			Besides - you can move the whole sheet by [Ctrl]+ [M2H] . This allows to bring parts of interest of your design to the center of screen (or wherever you like to move them...)<br><br>

	== Cursor animation ==		== Cursor animation ==

Markus Friedrich: /* Center by zoom */

2015-09-14T11:50:40Z

Center by zoom

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	== Center by zoom ==		== Center by zoom ==

	If you want to switch off the function of centering an image at cursor tip when scrolling please set it in the Settings(INI-File)..., see image:<br>		If you want to switch off the function of centering an image at cursor tip when scrolling/zooming please set it in the Settings(INI-File)..., see image:<br>