Zoom view

How do you zoom in on the current page? I saw this demonstrated as a feature but don't know how to do it.

maybe you have a 30" which does allow 4 images at once
If only.
Curioser & curioser...
My 15" MBP (1440 x 900 res) is showing the same problem, but only with images that were originally 3:2 (from a dSLR). Select a bunch of 4:3 images from my compact or some stitched panoramas and I get them all zoomed in as expected.
On the G5 with a 22" LaCia CRT (1600 x 1200 res) it doesn't matter what aspect ratio the images are, they all zoom in as expected.
I might have time to hook the MBP up to the LaCie at some stage which might help narrow things down further.
Ian

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How can I reset the DEFAULT zoom view in Firefox at 125%, like IE, so I don't have to reset it every time ?

How can I reset the DEFAULT zoom view in Firefox at 125%, like IE, so I don't have to reset it every time ?
I have seen this question asked previously and it seems there is no answer.
I know that one can change each individual web page (that reset defaults back to 100%) and, alternatively and apparently one can load an add-on to fix the default size at Full Zoom.
... But any hints on how to achieve a DEFAULT 125% zoom would be much appreciated.

Press CTRL + 0
Have you tried Firefox's zoom feature? Font size and zoom - increase the size of web pages
You can "zoom" all sites using this add-on: [https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/2592/ NoSquint]. After setting your global zoom level, you can still fine-tune the zoom on individual sites.
After installing NoSquint, click the % on the Add-on Bar to call up site preferences, then click the Global Settings button, then the Zooming tab.
If you don't have the Add-on Bar displayed, you can right-click the new tab button ("+") or a blank area of the tab bar to the right of it and choose Add-on Bar from the shortcut menu.
You can experiment with sizes larger than 125%, but I wouldn't go much higher than 150% unless you have a large high-resolution monitor.
If there are particular sites that still present a problem, feel free to post their URLs.
You can find more information about the zoom features Firefox offers in these articles:
[[Text zoom]] - For zooming text only
[[Page zoom]] - For zooming the whole page (including images etc.)

Zoom Viewer Issue

So in the last couple of days Aperture has become unusable. I cannot view anything in the main window unless it is zoomed to a percentage. The zoom viewer which is supposed to make the image fill the screen wont show anything. Photos flash and then disappeared or get stuck on an enlarged preview. I have tried to regenerate previews, rebuild and repair the library to no avail. It applies to all file types - jpg and RAW.
Any suggestions or solutions???
This is a seriously massive flaw making the entire application unsuable!
Compromised view
Zoomed in view

Have you tried to remove your Aperture Preference file? If this file is corrupted, it can cause similar symptoms.
Quit Aperture (and in MacOS Lion log off and on again, to ensure that Aperture really quits).
In the Finder choose Go to folder from the Go menu.
Type~/Library/Preferences in the "Go to the folder" field. Press the Go button.
Remove the "com.apple.Aperture.plist" file from the Preferences folder.
If this should not help, post back.
Regards
Léonie

"Zoom" view in Numbers

"Zoom" view in Numbers in set to 100% by default. I frequently need to zoom out to see the entire sheet but I'm unable to select a percentage between what Numbers has in the dialog box. In Excel I can actually type in an amount of zoom. Is there a way to do that in Numbers 09?

The original question was already responded:
As far as I know, the response is no.
The feature is unavailable.
The only thing which I may do is to change the default value to a non_standard value which will remain available.
It's easy to do.
It just require a brute force operation on the Index.xml file in a standard Numbers document.
Changing this setting in a template is waste of time. The code creating a document from a template filters the zoom factor allowing only predefined values.
Create a new document named xxxx.numbers
If Numbers '09 is ste to create flat files, rename xxxx.numbers as xxxx.zip then double click it.
You will get the folder xxxx.
Open it.
Open the file entitled Index.xml
Search for the string:
"{sf:LSWorkspaceCanvasScaleProperty}"
CAUTION: in this message I use accolades "{}" as replacements for "" which where fooling the message parser
You will find three occurences looking this way:
{sf:LSWorkspaceCanvasScaleProperty}{sf:number sfa:number="1" sfa:type="f"/}
Edit the second occurence to fit your needs:
For instance:
{sf:LSWorkspaceCanvasScaleProperty}{sf:number sfa:number="0.88" sfa:type="f"/}
Save the edited file.
Rename the folder xxxx as xxxx.numbers
Open it in Numbers.
The zoom factor will be 88%.
It will remain this one as far as you don't change it from the zoom menu.
A neat way to get quite the same result easily is to work with the mode "Print View" active.
Use the slider available at the bottom to set the scale to fit your needs.
Yvan KOENIG (from FRANCE mardi 3 mars 2009 20:56:58)

Ability to link directly to a specific portion of text, not a page view or zoomed view

Adobe Acrobat XI Pro - it is still a pdf editor according to the description Adobe has on its product description pages.
So why is it so clunky to create a basic link to a specific sentence or paragraph?
This feature works seamlessly in Word. Yes, in Acrobat you can link to a general page destination, and you can blow that view up to show it - but that just looks weird when the reader is suddenly confronted with zoomed in text as he or she is browsing a file I send and clicks the link I created. It breaks the reading flow.
Some detail of what I mean:
I send a pdf to a customer. I created it from Word. I have a header - I want to link it to a specific sentence further in the document. The customer clicks the link and suddenly his eyes pop out of his head as I have had to expand the page view with my link so that he sees it straight away. Or I choose not to expand the view and instead when he clicks the link he sees a whole page. Now he has to browse through the entire page to find what I want him to see - not very good for keeping a customer happy.
This seems to be such a simple feature to add that I am disappointed Acrobat doesn't offer it.
Please - whatever the nature of the beast that you developers think this product is, some features are kind of basic and important still. This is one of them and it is painful that it is still absent.
PS: I have a feeling that this feature as I described it once existed, long ago. I used to receive help files for software and am nearly certain I was able way back then to click to specific paragraphs.

The ISO32000 PDF standard says that a bookmark or link must point to a 'destination', which are defined by page numbers, zoom levels and x/y coordinates. They cannot refer to a position within text or other content.

Printing a zoomed view in Preview.app

How do you print a zoomed in view from Preview. In Adobe there is a choice to print current view. I cant figure out how in Preview.app.

You can select an area, crop to it and print that. If you do not want save the crop, do not save the file after you print.

Unwanted ZOOM - view page at Actual Size problem

Hi - Has anyone had this issue and worked out how to avoid it.
I design a site at 100% zoom in Muse, or actual size. Publish the site, and it is zoomed in when viewed in the browser !
That is to say - in Chrome at ACTUAL SIZE it is 1 zoom larger than it was designed. The same using Safari, one tap of zoom bigger than it was designed.
This ruins the look and is no good to have to zoom out and other people wont know they need to.
I have experimented and stripped almost everything from the design apart from a bit of web safe arial text within a much bigger text box, made sure content is within the content area, still when previewed the page is larger than designed.
Any tips would be great - Thanks
_ I may now have got it to PREVIEW at the same same size as design, but still the same problem when viewing in browser.

What's the URL for your site?

Editing a slide in "zoom" view

I am working with Captivate v4.
When I am doing some delicate editing on a slide (align etc), I tend to use the zoom option to 150 - 200%.
What I am finding is when working in zoom mode everything I do on the slide results in the object moving in a very jerky, time delayed fashion whilst it takes up its new position rather that the smooth motion you tend to get when working in normal view.
Is this something to do with the spec of my PC or is this the way it works in Captivate v4 ?
Does the same thing happen in V5 ?
Thanks in advance,
Noel

Hi Vishwas,
Thanks for your prompt reply.
Noel

Mighty Mouse - scrolling to zoom view doesn't work in Photoshop CS, why?

I just got my new G5. Apple's new Mighty Mouse doesn't seem to work right with the main apps I use. You can't use the scroll wheel to zoom the view, in either Photoshop or Cinema4D (3d app). I tried turning off horizontal scrolling in hopes that it would fix the problem. Nope. No zoom. Can you remove the Might Mouse driver so it is just a two button/vertical scroll mouse?
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Doh! I thought that was on by default. It still doesn't work in my 3d app though, but I found out that is a know issue and the latest update should fix it. Thanks for your help.

My Iphpne 3Gs just zoomed in and I can't get it back out. I tried to restore which was sucessfull, but when it synced it went back to the zoom view? Help!!

For no reason, my 3GS display just zoomed in (enlarged) and I can't get it back to normal view. I restored the phone back to factory settings and the normal view restored, however when it synced it zoomed in again. help!

WOW! I have double tapped with my knuckles , two fingers, my whole hand, restarted and restored and then I found this post. IT WORKED! THANK YOU!
Joann

Any way to free zoom / view smaller quickly?

The most frustrating thing I've found in using LR is the lack of any way to simply zoom out of the image I'm viewing to temporarily see it at a smaller size. I find the size navigation and ping-ponging between two settings to be fine for viewing filled-screen and 1:1... but I occasionally just want to step it down to some arbitrary size for a moment to grab a screen shot or just to see what it might look like smaller... As near as I can tell there is just no way to do this. I normally have to hit 'F' to put the app into windowed mode and then drag the entire application down to size the image to grab a screen shot... this is crazy.
Am I missing something? I just want a way to quickly zoom *down* in size temporarily... and playing with the ratio navigation buttons is not it. To be specific - first they do not provide free zoom... only ratios. Second they take too long to use and mess up the ping-pong for the normal flow of 1:1 and fill-screen until I reset it.
Can anyone think of a workaround for this?
thanks,
Pat

To add, I'd like zoom to be arbitrary (a percentage instead of discrete steps), and I'd really like a zoom-to-physical size option as well (so that you could, say, select 4x6 and have the image appear 4 inches by 6 inches of physical size on your screen.
No, I don't have a workaround, Patrick.

What is going on with the zoom / view function with 13.0.3?

I just installed 13.0.3 upgrade for 64 bit and now when I resize an image to, say 800 x 600 pixels, the resulting image is very small. To get the image to display in the window at the same size (100%) as before the upgrade I have to zoom to 200 - 300%, and get the associated pixelation. Nothing else on the computer has changed (i.e., display preferences) to my knowledge. I am using a rMBP running OS X 10.8.2. Very frustrating because this is a change in behavior after the upgrade. The screen shot below shows what 100% zoom looks like now, which is about 1/3 the size an image like this used to be prior to the upgrade.

You're on a retina-equipped Mac. The change was done on purpose, to fully support your high density display.
Now when you view images at 100% zoom, it literally is using each pixel of your display to show one pixel from your image.
Earlier Photoshop versions were running in pixel-doubling mode - using 4 pixels (2 by 2) on your display to show one pixel in your image at 100% zoom.
If you want to view it as it was before, try 200% zoom.
-Noel

CS6: change zoom view quickly?

Hi,
is there a more quickly way to change the visible area instead of dragging this slider?
e.g. in InDesign, Photoshop & Co. you can do this by holding the blank key and -- dependent on the settings -- via the mouse wheel. But there are no such a possibility or such a setting in audition, or?
Thanks!
mtemp

cmeira wrote:
e.g. in InDesign, Photoshop & Co. you can do this by holding the blank key and -- dependent on the settings -- via the mouse wheel. But there are no such a possibility or such a setting in audition, or?
You don't need to hold anything at all - the mouse wheel zooms in Waveform view, regardless. If yours doesn't, something's wrong with it. In Edit>Preferences>General there's a setting you can change which alters the zooming behaviour when the mouse is held over the timeline, and that's self-explanatory. But other than that, zoom works all the time in Waveform view.
It's slightly different in Multitrack, though - direct zooming results in the visible tracks moving up and down in their window. To zoom in similarly to Waveform view, you have to hold the Ctrl key down. Yeah, I know that's slightly weird, but it's been like that forever.

How to setup a 'duplicate/mirror view' with a different zoom level?

Hi Photoshop Gurus,
I constantly keep zooming in and out of the same images. It drives me crazy to view it at normal zoom level and zoom back into deep pixels.
Is there a way so that I have a duplicate floating window/view that shows realtime editing of an image at a different zoom level? (Think of it like a display mirroring, but, I am trying to mirror the same document at a normal zoom level).
This is my scenario:
- I usually work with small images/icons.
- I zoom deeply into an image at pixel level ~3000%.
- Change some pixels and do editing
- Zoom back out to 100% to view how it looks normally.
- Repeat and repeat.
Can I always have a 100% zoomed view along side the same document?
Thanks for your help.
PHOTOSHOP CS5 Mac Snow Leopard

The navigator palette is just another document view. Open it, put it where you want, resize it, and you can use it to control (and see) what part of the docuemnt your zoomed in view is showing.

EOS 6D zoomed remote live view sharper??

Hi,
I've got this Canon Zoom lens EF 70-300mm on my EOS 6D, connected via EOS Remote Utility on my Macbook Pro running MacOS 10.9.1. Everything is working great, and I'm really impressed by the level of details I can achieve by zooming on the moon:
I thought, that looks really amazing! Imagine what the shot will look like when I snap the actual photo with these settings. And then I obtain this. This is a comparison of the screenshot from Live View-Zoom View (left) and the actual shot (right):
I tried changing the image quality (I tried RAW) to no avail. I don't know where the loss of details comes from, I was wondering if anyone here had any insight on this or ran into similar problems.
Thanks,
Michel
Solved!
Go to Solution.

I'm very interested in learning why this soft focus occurred. What comes to mind is that the camera's autofocus changed the focus as the shutter was snapped. So I'm going to focus on that. 8-) What was the Live-View image after the shot? Was it as clear as the pre-shot version? In other words if autofocus chagned the focus during the shot that should be the focus of the Live-View image after the shot. At least I think that would be the case.
I have had a 6D for about a month. There has been a lot of discussion online about this camera not having good autofocus performance. I have noticed that autofocus performance is poor in low light. Maybe this is an example of that.
I have had good success with manual focus using Live-View zoomed/magnified to X10.
It looks like the autofocus was in "quick mode". Does the EOS Utility support Flexizone AF? You could try that. Another thing to check is the AF point. Was your focus point set on the moon?

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