Navigation
Navigation
Open Help Pan the Image Move View in Navigator Palette to New Area of Image Change View % and Keep Focus in the View % Edit Field of the Navigator Palette Create New View in Navigator Palette Toggle to the Zoom In Tool Toggle to the Zoom In Tool Toggle to the Zoom Out Tool Toggle to the Zoom Out Tool Zoom In Zoom Out Zoom to 100% Zoom to Fit On Screen Zoom In Without Changing the Window Size Zoom Out Without Changing the Window Size Scroll Viewable Area of Image in Navigator Palette Scrolling Shortcuts Scroll to Upper-Left Corner of Image Window Scroll to Lower-Right Corner of Image Window |
Open Help
Menu:
Help
Mac: Help key Win: F1 |
Help Topics
Pan the Image
Both: Spacebar + drag Mouse: Press and drag with the resulting Hand tool To pan when using the Type tool, press (Cmd + Shift + Spacebar) [Ctrl + Shift + Spacebar] and drag with the resulting Hand tool. 
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Move View in Navigator Palette to New Area of Image
Both: Click in the preview area
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Change View % and Keep Focus in the View % Edit Field of the Navigator Palette Both: Shift + Return If you have entered a number in the Zoom Percentage Field but are not sure if that's what you really want, press Shift + Return. This will zoom the image in or out to that percentage but keep the field in the Navigator palette active for quick entry of a new number. |
Create New View in Navigator Palette
Mac: Cmd + drag in the preview area Win: Ctrl + drag in the preview area |
Toggle to the Zoom In Tool
Mac: Cmd + Spacebar Win: Ctrl + Spacebar |
Toggle to the Zoom In Tool
Mac: Cmd Win: Ctrl This shortcut is available only when the Hand tool is the active tool ”if you have clicked either on the Hand tool or typed "H". |
Toggle to the Zoom Out Tool
Mac: Option + Spacebar Win: Alt + Spacebar |
Toggle to the Zoom Out Tool
Mac: Option Win: Alt This shortcut is available only when the Hand tool is the active tool ”if you have clicked either on the Hand tool or typed "H". |
Zoom In
Menu:
View
Mac: Cmd + + (plus) Win: Shift + + (plus) Mouse: Click with the Zoom tool You can also click and drag to define the area to enlarge, and it will fill the current window.
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Zoom Out
Menu:
View
Both: (Option + click) with the Zoom tool; [Alt + click] with the Zoom tool Mac: Cmd + “ (minus) Win: Shift + “ (minus) |
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