Quick ways to navigate the map
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You can use keyboard shortcuts and your mouse for quicker navigation with maps
and layout pages. For example, you can pan and zoom the map without having to go
to a toolbar and click a different tool.
Using the wheel mouse you can zoom and pan without
changing the tool you are currently using.
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Mouse wheel action
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Navigation function
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Roll wheel back and forth
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Zoom in and out
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Hold down Ctrl and roll
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Zooms in and out but with finer increment. Use for small adjustments.
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Click mouse wheel (or middle mouse button)
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Center map at location where you clicked
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Hold down mouse wheel (or middle mouse button) and drag
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Pan
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Hold down Ctrl and click mouse wheel
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Center and zoom in at location you clicked
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Hold down Ctrl and drag with the mouse wheel
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Zoom in
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Rolling the mouse wheel is applied to whichever part of the user interface the
pointer is currently over. In this way, you can just move the pointer over the
map and roll the wheel to zoom in or out, regardless of which window or dialog
box has keyboard focus.
You can use the middle mouse button on a three-button mouse instead of the mouse
wheel for all the shortcuts except for rolling to zoom in and out.
Other navigation shortcuts:
- The arrow keys scroll the map in the
direction you press, unless a graphic or map element is selected, in which case
they nudge that element.
- The Home and End keys also scroll
the map left and right. PageUp and PageDown scroll the map up and
down.
- The + and - keys zoom in and out,
the same as the Fixed Zoom In and Fixed Zoom Out buttons.