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Navigation includes the following.
• Making the image of your photograph bigger and smaller.
• Moving it up-and-down and sideways.
Here are some of the most used methods for doing the above.
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When you make the image of your photography bigger and smaller on the screen, you're changing it's magnification.
The image of your photograph, when it's life-sized, is at 100% magnification.
If you make it smaller, the percentage drops below 100%.
If you make it bigger than life-size, then the percentage goes above 100%.
The magnification percentage is located in the lower-left corner of each image window.
The advantage of using the keyboard shortcuts is that you don't need to use the Zoom tool.
You can be using any tool, and can zoom by using the keyboard shortcuts below.
| Bigger | Ctrl + |
| Smaller | Ctrl – |
Or:
| Bigger | Ctrl + Spacebar |
| Smaller | Alt + Spacebar |
Select the Zoom tool in the Toolbox palette, or press z.
Make sure the plus (+) icon is selected in the options bar.
The cursor contains a plus (+).
Click, repeatedly if necessary, on your photograph to make it bigger.
Press and hold Alt.
The cursor now contains a minus (-).
Click, repeatedly if necessary, on your photograph to make it smaller.
Fit on Screen means your photograph will fill the screen.
Do one of the following.
• Press Ctrl + 0 (zero).
• Double click the Hand tool icon in the Toolbox palette.
If you need to move the image a great distance, use the scroll bars.
Click on a bar, hold, and drag.
You can use the Hand tool to move the image shorter distances.
Do the following.
1) Press and hold the space bar.
2) Click on the photograph, hold, and drag.