ORIS PDF Tuner Version 4.4.8 User Manual - image2output - Support

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Display and Measure Functions
Zooming In and Out
If used for a layout, the percentage value is always relative to the current
display size. Entering 100 does therefor not change the magnification
level. This is different, however, if a pixel zoom has been made before.
Fig. 30-5
Input Box for Zoom Factor
Displaying Images at 100%
Images can be easily displayed at their actual size, i.e. in a way that one
image pixel is represented by one pixel on the screen.
To do so, press +OPTION+1 (Mac OS) or CTRL+1 (Windows), or select
VIEW | 100%. Alternatively, select the VIEW | ZOOM % function and enter
100.
Note:
Fitting Image or Layout to Window
The magnification level can be changed in a way that a layout or image
fills its window completely. To do so:
• Press +0 (Mac OS) or CTRL+0 (Windows) – or:
• Select VIEW | COMPLETE IMAGE or COMPLETE PAGE (for layouts).
The layout or image is magnified if it is smaller than its window and reduced
if parts are invisible because they exceed the window borders.
If pixel zoom was applied to a layout, this function does not have the effect
described here. In this case you must first select the VIEW | 100%
function ( +OPTION+1 or CTRL+1, respectively).
See also Fitting Windows to Images (page 30-17).
Pixel Zoom on Layouts
You can also change the magnification level of a layout in a way that only
the currently displayed pixels are enlarged or reduced. The layout will
then appear pixelated and details are harder to recognize.
However, you can pan (see page 30-16) around the entire layout, which
is not possible after normal zooming which loads only the pixels of the
magnified section. There are various methods to make a pixel zoom:
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