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For example, entering .5x causes each object to be displayed at half its current
size on the screen.
Entering .5xp displays model space at half the scale of paper space units. You
can create a layout with each viewport displaying objects at a different scale.
Enter a value to specify the scale relative to the grid limits of the drawing.
(This option is rarely used.) For example, entering 2 displays objects at twice
the size they would appear if you were zoomed to the limits of the drawing.
Window Zooms to display an area specified by a rectangular window.
With the cursor, you can define an area of the model to fill the entire window.
Object Zooms to display one or more selected objects as large as possible and
in the center of the view. You can select objects before or after you start the
ZOOM command.
Real Time Zooms interactively to change the magnification of the view.
The cursor changes to a magnifying glass with plus (+) and minus (-) signs.
See
Zoom Shortcut Menu (page 1192) for a description of the options that are
available while zooming in real time.
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