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Transformations
Scaling
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Scaling by Specifying a Factor
1. Click if you want to define the point that will remain fixed during
scaling. By default, this is the object’s center. See Defining Fixed
Point (page 19-14).
2. If you want to maintain proportions, make sure the button illustrated
here is pressed down.
3. Click into either of the input boxes labeled X* or Y* respectively if you
are scaling proportionally.
Otherwise click into the X* box to scale the width only or into the Y*
box to scale the height only.
4. To change the scaling factor, hold CTRL and the mouse button (Mac
OS) or the right mouse button (Windows) pressed down and move
the mouse upward or downward.
Alternatively, enter the scaling factor into the input box (direct input,
see page 29-7).
You can also use the arrow keys:
1. Press RETURN/ENTER. Alternatively, CTRL-click (Mac OS) or rightclick
(Windows) on the layout. This removes the focus from the
toolbar.
2. Press or to change the vertical size and or to change
the horizontal size. It does not matter whether the cursor is inside
the X* or X* input box.
Each keystroke increments or decrements the scaling factor by
0.1. Additionally press the OPTION (Mac) or ALT (Windows) key to
use increments of 0.01.
Scaling by Specifying Width or Height
1. Click if you want to define the point that will remain fixed during
scaling. By default, this is the object’s center. See Defining Fixed
Point (page 19-14).
2. Click into the input box labeled to specify the width or to specify
the height.
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