Apple Macintosh PhotoFlash - Manual (Page 41)

Viewing images
You can use two tools in the PhotoFlash Tool palette to change your view of
an image within its window. If the Tool palette isn’t visible on your screen,
choose Show Tool Palette from the Window menu to make it appear. The
Hand tool and the Zoom tool, at the top of the palette, allow you to move an
image around within its window and enlarge or reduce it.
The sections that follow describe how to use the Hand and Zoom tools and
how to use the Arrange and Zoom commands in the Window menu. For
information about using the other tools in the Tool palette, see Chapter 3,
“Working With Selections.”
Moving an image within its window
When you’re looking at an image that’s too large to fit in the window, you can
use the Hand tool to move the image around inside the window so you can
see different parts of it. Follow these steps:
1 Click the Hand tool (the tool in the upper-left corner of the Tool palette).
2 Move the pointer over the image you want to move within its window.
The pointer changes to the Hand icon.
3 Hold down the mouse button and drag the image around.
The image moves around within the window, allowing you to examine any
part of it.
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The Hand tool moves
an image around
within a window.
The Zoom tool
enlarges or
reduces an image.