Cisco Network Assistant 6.1 Topology

Greetings, I am using CNA to visually map my infrastructure.  However, when CNA discovers a device, it sometimes places it outside of the viewable area.  I have tried various ways for the device to show up within the screen so I can move it to a spot in the map. Ideas please.
thank you

The latest release notes still indicate this is an issue for ssh:
Cisco IOS Notes
•Network Assistant fails when a device is running the cryptographic software image and the vty lines have been configured with the transport input ssh and line vty 0 15 global configuration commands only use SSH.
The workaround is to use the transport input ssh telnet and line vty 0 15 global configuration commands to allow SSH and Telnet access through the vty lines. After you upgrade to Cisco IOS 12.2(25)SE or higher, you can enable http or https separately from Telnet. (CSCdz01037)

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