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The ''Static Toolbar'' contains tools which are available in every module. These tools are tools for basic operations such as panning and zooming. Only one tool is active at any given time. The action that takes place when the user clicks in the Graphics Window depends on the current tool. The following table describes the tools in the ''Static Tool'' palette.
 
:[[Image:Static Tools Toolbar.jpg]]
The Static Toolbar contains tools which are available in every module. These tools are tools for basic operations such as panning and zooming. Only one tool is active at any given time. The action that takes place when the user clicks in the Graphics Window depends on the current tool. The following table describes the tools in the Static Tool palette.


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! Tool !! width="125" | Tool Name !! Description
! Tool !! width="125" | Tool Name !! Description
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| align = "center" | [[Image:Tool_Pan.GIF]] || Pan || The Pan tool is used to pan the viewing area of the Graphics Window. Panning can be done in 3 ways:
| align = "center" | [[Image:Tool_Pan.GIF]] || Pan || The '''Pan''' tool is used to pan the viewing area of the ''Graphics Window''. Panning can be done in 3 ways:


*When the Pan tool is active, holding down the main mouse button while dragging moves the view.
*When the '''Pan''' tool is active, holding down the main mouse button while dragging moves the view.


*If another tool is active and you don't want to switch tools, you can pan by holding down the F2 key and clicking and dragging with the mouse.
*If another tool is active and you don't want to switch tools, you can pan by holding down the ''F2'' key and clicking and dragging with the mouse.


*If your mouse has a middle button (or a mouse wheel), you can hold it down and drag to pan the view.
*If your mouse has a middle button (or a mouse wheel), you can hold it down and drag to pan the view.
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| align = "center" | [[Image:Tool_Zoom.GIF]] || Zoom || The viewing area can be magnified/shrunk using the Zoom tool. Zooming can be done in the following ways:
| align = "center" | [[Image:Tool_Zoom.GIF]] || Zoom || The viewing area can be magnified/shrunk using the '''Zoom''' tool. Zooming can be done in the following ways:


*With the zoom tool selected, clicking on the screen zooms the display in around the point by a factor of two.  Holding down the shift key zooms out.
*With the zoom tool selected, clicking on the screen zooms the display in around the point by a factor of two.  Holding down the ''SHIFT'' key zooms out.


*With the zoom tool selected, a rectangle can be dragged around a portion of the display to zoom in on that region.  Holding down the shift key zooms out.
*With the zoom tool selected, a rectangle can be dragged around a portion of the display to zoom in on that region.  Holding down the ''SHIFT'' key zooms out.


*If another tool is active and you don't want to switch tools, you can zoom by holding down the F3 key and clicking and dragging with the mouse.
*If another tool is active and you don't want to switch tools, you can zoom by holding down the ''F3'' key and clicking and dragging with the mouse.


*If your mouse has a middle button (or a mouse wheel), you can scroll the wheel to zoom in and out.  
*If your mouse has a middle button (or a mouse wheel), you can scroll the wheel to zoom in and out.  

Revision as of 16:42, 4 April 2013

The Static Toolbar contains tools which are available in every module. These tools are tools for basic operations such as panning and zooming. Only one tool is active at any given time. The action that takes place when the user clicks in the Graphics Window depends on the current tool. The following table describes the tools in the Static Tool palette.

Static Tools Toolbar.jpg
Tool Tool Name Description
File:Tool Pan.GIF Pan The Pan tool is used to pan the viewing area of the Graphics Window. Panning can be done in 3 ways:
  • When the Pan tool is active, holding down the main mouse button while dragging moves the view.
  • If another tool is active and you don't want to switch tools, you can pan by holding down the F2 key and clicking and dragging with the mouse.
  • If your mouse has a middle button (or a mouse wheel), you can hold it down and drag to pan the view.
File:Tool Zoom.GIF Zoom The viewing area can be magnified/shrunk using the Zoom tool. Zooming can be done in the following ways:
  • With the zoom tool selected, clicking on the screen zooms the display in around the point by a factor of two. Holding down the SHIFT key zooms out.
  • With the zoom tool selected, a rectangle can be dragged around a portion of the display to zoom in on that region. Holding down the SHIFT key zooms out.
  • If another tool is active and you don't want to switch tools, you can zoom by holding down the F3 key and clicking and dragging with the mouse.
  • If your mouse has a middle button (or a mouse wheel), you can scroll the wheel to zoom in and out.
File:Tool Rotate.GIF Rotate The Rotate tool provides a quick way to rotate the viewing location. Rotating can be done in the following ways:
  • With the rotate tool selected, holding down the mouse button and dragging the cursor in the Graphics Window rotates the object in the direction specified. A horizontal movement rotates the image about the z axis. A vertical movement rotates the image about the x and y axis. The amount of rotation depends on the distance the cursor moves while the mouse button is down.
  • If another tool is active and you don't want to switch tools, you can rotate by holding down the F4 key and clicking and dragging with the mouse.

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