Zoom in command

Hold and drag to anchor the center point. The display will zoom to the specified area centered in the main design window. Zoom InApplied Parameters: Action=InSummaryThis feature is used to zoom in to the cursor position in the active Draftsman document (*.PCBDwf). For a high-level look at how the Altium Draftsman Drawing System provides an interactive approach to the creation of production documentation for your PCBs, see Draftsman.AccessThe command is accessed from the Draftsman editor in the following ways: Choose the View » Zoom In command from the main menus. Use the PgUp keyboard shortcut. Press the V key in the workspace to access the View pop-up menu then choose the Zoom In command. Pressthe Z key in the workspace to access the Zoom pop-up menu then choose the Zoom In command.UseAfter launching the command, the workspace will zoom in on a particular section of the design. Use the command repeatedly to zoom in to a greater extent.Tips Since this command is relative to the cursor position, it is a good idea to position the cursor in the desired location prior to launching the command. To use the command effectively, use the shortcut or use the accelerator keyboard sequence: V, I or Z, I. This command can be used through its respective keyboard shortcut even while another process is running (for example, while in placement mode). Hold the Ctrl key and roll the mouse wheel upward. Use of the Ctrl key is a default setting that can be changed on the System - Mouse Wheel Configuration page of the Preferences dialog. Zoom OutApplied Parameters: Action=OutSummaryThis feature is used to zoom out from the cursor position relative to the cursor position on the active Draftsman document (*.PCBDwf). For a high-level look at how the Altium Draftsman Drawing System provides an interactive

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Approach to the creation of production documentation for your PCBs, see Draftsman.AccessThe command is accessed from the Draftsman editor in the following ways: Click View » Zoom Out from the main menus. Use the PgDn shortcut key. Press the V key in the workspace to access the View pop-up menu then choose the Zoom Out command. Press the Z key in the workspace to access the Zoom pop-up menu then choose the Zoom Out command.UseAfter launching the command, the workspace will zoom out from a particular section of the design. Use the command repeatedly to zoom out to a greater extent.Tips Since this command is relative to the cursor position, it is a good idea to position the cursor in the desired location prior to launching the command. To use the command effectively, use the shortcut or use the accelerator keyboard sequence: V, O or Z, O. This command can be used through its respective keyboard shortcut even while another process is running (for example, while in placement mode). Hold the Ctrl key and roll the mouse wheel downward. Use of the Ctrl key is a default setting that can be changed on the System - Mouse Wheel Configuration page of the Preferences dialog. Printer-friendly version If you find an issue, select the text/image and pressCtrl + Enterto send us your feedback.

Search In: Doc:Documentation: Altium Designer Created: October 01, 2022 | Updated: October 01, 2022 | Applies to version: 21 Parent page: PcbDrawing CommandsThe following pre-packaged resource, derived from this base command, is available: Zoom AreaApplied Parameters: Action=AreaSummaryThis feature is used to zoom into a user-defined area in the active Draftsman document (*.PCBDwf). For a high-level look at how the Altium Draftsman Drawing System provides an interactive approach to the creation of production documentation for your PCBs, see Draftsman.AccessThe command is accessed from the Draftsman editor in the following ways: Click View » Area from the main menus. Press the V key in the workspace to access the View pop-up menu then choose the Area command.UseAfter launching the command, the cursor will change to a cross-hair and you will be prompted to select the first corner of the zoom window. Click to anchor this corner then hold and drag to size the zoom area. The display will zoom to the specified area. Zoom Around PointApplied Parameters: Action=PointSummaryThis feature is used to redefine the display area around a specified point in the active Draftsman document (*.PCBDwf). For a high-level look at how the Altium Draftsman Drawing System provides an interactive approach to the creation of production documentation for your PCBs, see Draftsman.AccessThe command is accessed from the Draftsman editor in the following ways: Click the View » Around Point command from the main menus. Press the V key in the workspace to access the View pop-up menu then choose the Around Point command. Press the Z key in the workspace to access the Zoom pop-up menu then choose the Around Point command.UseAfter launching the command, the cursor will change to a cross-hair and you will be prompted to select the center point of a zoom window. Click to anchor this corner then

Through pvaIn; otherwise pvaIn must be NULL. If the user clicks Cancel, the object returns OLECMDERR_E_CANCELED. If the user clicks OK, the object passes the user-selected value in pvaOut. When user chooses the Zoom command from the View menu, the object calls the container's frame object in the same manner. The container then zooms the document to the user selected value, and the object updates its Zoom control with that value.To set a Zoom value. The caller of IOleCommandTarget::Exec passes OLECMDEXECOPT_DONTPROMPTUSER in nCmdExecOpt and passes the zoom value to apply through pvaIn. The object validates and normalizes the new value and returns the validated value in pvaOut. When the user selects a new zoom value (using the Zoom control on the toolbar, for instance), the object calls the container's frame object in this manner. The container zooms the document to 100 percent, and the object updates the Zoom control with that value.The OLECMDID_GETZOOMRANGE command is used to determine the range of valid zoom values from an object that implements IOleCommandTarget. The caller passes MSOCMDEXECOPT_DONTPROMPTUSER in nCmdExecOpt and NULL for pvaIn. The object returns its zoom range in pvaOut where the HIWORD contains the maximum zoom value and the LOWORD contains the minimum zoom value. Typically this command is used when the user drops down the Zoom control on the toolbar of the UI-active object. The applications and objects that support this command are required to support all the integral zoom values that are within the (min,max) pair they return.The OLECMDID_ACTIVEXINSTALLSCOPE