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jjweimer
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 Posted: Fri Jul 15, 2011 2:31 am Post subject: Setting Page Magnifications |
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Gripe: I just don't like the way that one sets the magnification of the page. Popup/Pulldown menus are so ... cumbersome ... for this. I know this was a recent update that you made from the previous method ... sorry ... it just bugs me still.
Would you consider changing please to a slider and -/+ buttons similar to what is done in XMind or other such (I think NeoOffice ...). The XMind implementation that I use on Windows does the stepping in rounded increments of 10% for either the - or + buttons, which I find very handy.
Thanks.
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george
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| Posted: Fri Jul 15, 2011 10:24 am Post subject: |
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You can use the keyboard shortcuts: Command-Shift-< and Command-Shift->. They go in nice increments.
Those are the same shortcuts as the iWork apps. We have to use them instead of Command-- and Command-+ since those keys have to go to font decrease/increase. |
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jjweimer
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[quote="george"]You can use the keyboard shortcuts: Command-Shift-< and Command-Shift->. They go in nice increments.[/quote[
D***!  My apologies. Keyboard shortcuts trump mouse actions in this case for sure. This is super!
Thank you.
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