Mouse scroll wheel zoom

OversigtEnables browser zoom with Cmd + mouse wheelQuick Zoom allows you to zoom into the page using your mouse wheel and holding down the Cmd key.Similar to the Ctrl + mouse wheel on Windows, Quick Zoom brings this functionality to macOS.Usage: macOSHold down your Cmd key and scroll with your mouse to zoom in and out of the page.WindowsHold down the Windows key and scroll with your mouse to zoom in and out of the page. The browser also allows you to zoom by holding Ctrl and scrolling with your mouse wheel without this extension.For more information see the website.InfoVersion1.0.1Opdateret23. december 2020Udbydes afTom ScottStørrelse15.84KiBSprogUdviklerIkke forhandlerDenne udgiver har ikke angivet sig selv om forhandler. Hvis du er kunde i EU, skal du være opmærksom på, at forbrugerrettighederne ikke gælder for kontrakter, der indgås mellem dig og denne udgiver.PrivatlivUdvikleren har erklæret, at elementet ikke indsamler eller bruger dine dataDenne udvikler bekræfter, at dine data:Ikke sælges til tredjeparter uden et godkendt anvendelsesformålIkke anvendes eller overføres til formål, der ikke er relevante i forhold til elementets hovedformålIkke anvendes eller overføres til at fastlægge kreditværdighed eller lånerelaterede formålSupportDu kan få hjælp, hvis du har spørgsmål, forslag eller problemer, ved at gå til udviklerens supportwebsite

Table of ContentsView Details and SettingsScrolling in the editing areaZooming in the editing areaViewing glyph parts and interface featuresSnapping glyph parts and interface featuresLocking glyph parts and interface featuresAll view settings below apply to both the Glyph Window and the Sketchboard window. Note that these settings are separate and independent – neither the Glyph Window nor the Sketchboard inherits settings from the other.Scrolling in the editing area»To scroll in the editing area:Space-mouse drag (hold space bar while you click and drag)Mouse wheel to scroll verticallyShift-mouse wheel to scroll horizontallyZooming in the editing area»To zoom in the editing area: Use the View > Zoom menu command or the Quick Zoom button in the bottom-right corner of the editing area to activate the Zoom tool. Click in the Glyph window with the tool selectedDrag-select around an area to zoom into it. Select the View > Zoom in menu commandUse the keyboard shortcuts ++Cmd + Plus++ or Z or hold down Space and Cmd-click an to zoom in.To zoom out the editing area: Use the View > Zoom menu command or the Quick Zoom button in the bottom-right corner of the editing area to activate the Zoom tool.Hold down Alt and click in the Glyph window with the tool selectedHold down Alt and drag-select around an area to zoom into it. Select the View > Zoom out menu commandUse the keyboard shortcuts ++Cmd + Minus++ or X or hold down Space and Cmd-Alt-click to zoom out.You can also use the mouse wheel with

Descripción generalEnables browser zoom with Cmd + mouse wheelQuick Zoom allows you to zoom into the page using your mouse wheel and holding down the Cmd key.Similar to the Ctrl + mouse wheel on Windows, Quick Zoom brings this functionality to macOS.Usage: macOSHold down your Cmd key and scroll with your mouse to zoom in and out of the page.WindowsHold down the Windows key and scroll with your mouse to zoom in and out of the page. The browser also allows you to zoom by holding Ctrl and scrolling with your mouse wheel without this extension.For more information see the website.DetallesVersión1.0.1Fecha de actualización23 de diciembre de 2020Ofrecido porTom ScottTamaño15.84KiBIdiomasDesarrollador Correo electrónico [email protected] comercianteEl desarrollador no se identificó como comerciante. Si eres un consumidor de la Unión Europea, ten en cuenta que los derechos de los consumidores no aplican a los contratos entre el desarrollador y tú.PrivacidadEl desarrollador divulgó que no recopilará ni usará tus datos.Este desarrollador declara el siguiente tratamiento de tus datos:No se venden a terceros, excepto en los casos de uso aprobadosNo se utilizan ni transfieren para fines no relacionados con la funcionalidad principal del elementoNo se utilizan ni transfieren para determinar tu solvencia ni ofrecer préstamosAsistenciaSi tienes preguntas, sugerencias o problemas, visita el sitio de asistencia del desarrollador

Keyboard navigation.In the top-right corner of the panel, click Show shortcuts and select one of the following:Classic: Zoom with mouse wheel (touchpad up or down) and vertical scroll with Shift + mouse wheel.Modern: Vertical scroll with mouse wheel, horizontal scroll with Shift + mouse wheel, and zoom with Command/Control + mouse wheel.The shortcuts dialog also provides you with a cheatsheet of the available shortcuts.Select a portion of the recordingUnder the action bar of the Performance panel and at the top of the recording, you can see the Timeline overview section with the CPU and NET charts.To select a portion of a recording, click and hold, then drag left or right across the Timeline overview. To select a portion using the keyboard:Focus the Main track or any of its neighbors.Use the W, A, S, D keys to zoom in, move left, zoom out, and move right, respectively.To select a portion using a trackpad:Hover over the Timeline overview section or any of the tracks (Main and its neighbors).Using two fingers, swipe up to zoom out, swipe left to move left, swipe down to zoom in, andswipe right to move right.The Timeline overview lets you create multiple nested breadcrumbs in succession, increasing zoom levels, and then jump freely between zoom levels.To create and use breadcrumbs:In Timeline overview, select a portion of the recording.Hover over the selection and click the N ms button. The selection expands to fill the Timeline overview. A chain of breadcrumbs starts building at top of the Timeline overview.Repeat the previous two steps to create another nested breadcrumb. You can continue to nest breadcrumbs as long as the selection range is greater than 5 milliseconds.To jump to a chosen zoom level, click the corresponding breadcrumb in the chain at top of the Timeline overview. To remove the childs of a breadcrumb, right-click the parent breadcrumb and select Remove child breadcrumbs. Scroll a long flame chartTo scroll a long flame chart in the Main track or any of its neighbors, click and hold, then drag in any direction until what you are looking for comes into view.Ignore irrelevant scripts in the

08-13-2010, 09:04 AM #1 Human being with feelings Join Date: Aug 2010 Posts: 477 Mouse wheel - scrolling, zooming I've always been used to the mouse scroll wheel scrolling up and down my track list, so it's been weird getting used to REAPER with the mouse wheel doing zooms. So I wondered if it's something you come to love, or if you have changed your key commands as such? I find there are just little things to get comfortable here.I can see where it may get handy to have the zooms linked to the mouse wheel, but so far it feels like I want to change it, so I wondered if there is that and other things you've found in the transition to REAPER.I also have an MCU that can do zooms (?? Reaper??) but I noticed the jog wheel does scrubs not fast timeline navigation, like it does in other DAWs. 08-13-2010, 09:07 AM #2 Banned Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 1,588 Mouse wheel over track pannel scrolls the track list. 08-13-2010, 09:11 AM #3 Human being with feelings Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Croatia Posts: 24,959 I have changed them all:Mousewheel - scroll up/downAlt+MW - scroll left/rightCtrl+MW - zoom verticallyShift+MW - zoom horizontallyCtrl+Shift+MW - zoom both vertically and horizontallyCtrl+Alt+MW - increase/decrease selected track heights.Of course it would have been MUCH better if I had this: 08-13-2010, 09:25 AM #4 Human being with feelings Join Date: Apr 2010 Posts: 344 Thanks ED, I may use those strokes, easy to remember as well.Bob M. 08-13-2010, 10:35 AM #5 Human being with feelings Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Minnesota Posts: 9,101 Quote: Posted by Evil DragonI have changed them all:Mousewheel - scroll up/downAlt+MW - scroll left/rightCtrl+MW - zoom verticallyShift+MW - zoom horizontallyCtrl+Shift+MW - zoom both vertically and horizontallyCtrl+Alt+MW - increase/decrease selected track heights.Hey Mr Ed (no reference to the talking horse), as I learn more and more about the audio power of Reaper, I am way behind on the setting up Reaper to work best for me. How do I do these tweaks to the mouse behavior? Thanks again for sharing your deep wisdom!Rich __________________ The Sounds of the Hear and Now. 08-13-2010, 10:48 AM #6 Human being with feelings Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Croatia Posts: 24,959 Check the action list and search for scroll/zoom actions with "mousewheel" in their names, then bind them to your liking Repeat for the MIDI editor. 08-13-2010, 11:02 AM #7 Human being with feelings Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Minnesota Posts: 9,101 Thanks sir! __________________ The Sounds of the Hear and Now. 08-13-2010, 03:03 PM #8 Human being with feelings Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 403 I used to work with Audition a lot so the zooming is totally natural to me; a few little bugs that need to be ironed out but otherwise the amount of customization you can do is great. If you don't want your mousewheel to zoom you can just re-map that to navigate through your project, but like WAvesurfer