Operation Manual

Working with Pages 47
• Click Zoom Tool and drag out a rectangular marquee on the page
to define a region to zoom in to. To zoom out, hold down the Shift key
when dragging or just right-click on the page. You can also pan
around a zoomed-in page while the Ctrl key is pressed. To zoom to the
current selection, choose Selection from the View menu.
• Click Pan Tool to use a hand cursor to click anywhere on the
page and drag to reposition the page in the window.
• Click Fit Page to adjust the zoom percentage so the entire page
area is displayed in the window.
If you're using a wheel mouse, you can scroll the wheel forward or back to move
up or down the page, or move horizontally left or right by using the Shift key
and scrolling together. Try combining the Ctrl key and scrolling up or down for
immediate in/out zoom control.
View quality
DrawPlus can operate in two drawing view modes, each one offering a different
view quality level, i.e., Normal and Wireframe. The respective modes offer
decreasing view quality but will produce inversely greater drawing speeds. The
difference between modes is especially noticeable on displayed bitmaps, filter
effects, and brush strokes. By default, Normal mode is used for new documents
and shows smoothing; Wireframe mode will show just an easily selectable
single-pixel outline (without textured strokes, line widths, fills, and 2D/3D
effects)—great for precision alignment and the ability to better manipulate
overlapping object outlines.
The Wireframe mode is a view mode only; objects in this view
cannot be output to printer or exported as such.
To change view quality:
• Select View Quality from the View menu, then choose Normal or
Wireframe from the menu.