There you define whether the 'scrolling behavior' reflects that of word processing or CAD programs. The behavior when zooming with the mouse depends on the user settings ( Options > Settings > User > Graphical editing > 2D). The zoom functions support the mouse wheel, whereby the current position of the cursor is taken into account. The cursor position is then always set to the edge of the dialog.) (The cursor position is retained until the cursor would leave the graphical editor. The visible area is moved in the corresponding direction. (The cursor never leaves the graphical area.) If the cursor would leave the graphical editor, the visible area is moved one X increment in the corresponding direction. The visible area can be moved using the arrow keys. Elements drawn outside the plot frame are not taken into account. The drawing area within the plot frame is fit to the graphical editor. The following zoom functions are available:Īfter you have pulled up a window, this area is shown maximized. The user settings ( Options > Settings > User > Display > General, Display scroll bars check box) let you activate or deactivate the scroll bars. The zoom setting selected is retained when switching pages. The zoom functions can be called through the menu in the graphical editor, using the keyboard, or with the mouse wheel. The line width and line type are scaled when zooming. The zoom functions can be used to enlarge a screen segment in order to see detailed information better.

Scroll wheel zooms instead of scrolling