Just a little something I found out

Question

While designing a book, you can actually angle the photo without having to angle the source. Move the mouse the bottom right or top left toggle button and it changes to the hand. Move it slightly out and it changes to crosshairs. Click and hold the mouse button and you can now angle the shots.
Not sure if this is covered in the manual or not (haven't quite got thru it yet) but hey I thought it was neat for some variety.
Enjoy.

Answer 1

This is very cool, a feature I really was hoping to
see.
However, I am having a LOT of trouble getting it to
work - my cursor doesn't change as you describe. I
did manage to get the rotation to happen once, but I
can't seem to do it again, my cursor blinks for a
brief moment and then returns to a normal pointer, I
never get the hand or crosshairs no matter what I do.
It's weird - any idea what might be going wrong?
I didn't know about this either for the longest time until I read someones post - the way I found to get it most conisstantly is start at a corner, then keep moving slowly diagonally away until you see the crosshair. It's a longer distance away from the actual image than you would expect.
Also on my computer the cursor does not always change to a crosshair - but it still works. So if you see the cursor flickering a bit away from the edges of the photo from the corner, try clicking and dagging.
The reason I said to try moving diagonally away from a corner is that the rotation zone seems to be something like a small square where one corner just touches the corner of the photo itself. The edges themselves do not seem to offer rotation zones.