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When working on an 11x17 comic, it would be nice to be able to zoom out to display the print size of the final size (6 x 10).
Is there a way to add the custom zoom to the quick bar so I can show print size 11x17 and final size 6x10 with the click of a button?
I know that in the preferences you can remove zoom states, but I don't want to lose the ability to zoom in or out further than that.
Thanks!
Is there a way to add the custom zoom to the quick bar so I can show print size 11x17 and final size 6x10 with the click of a button?
I know that in the preferences you can remove zoom states, but I don't want to lose the ability to zoom in or out further than that.
Thanks!
Published date : 3 years ago
Updated date : 3 years ago
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3 years agoI may have misunderstood your question.
I'm sorry if it's an irrelevant idea.
For 11 ✕ 17
You can do it from View menu → Whole view (or fitting).
It is provided on the command button in the Navigator window.
6 ✕ 10 people, but please find the right magnification for the time being. Also, make a note of the [Full View] magnification.
File menu-> Preferences-> Canvas-> Additional registration of the magnification in the [Display magnification] part-> Additional registration of the [Full display] magnification-> 6 ✕ Between the 10 display magnification and the [Full display] magnification , If there is another magnification, delete it → [OK]
To switch the display magnification while working, press the full display button once, and then click the [+] [-] buttons in the navigator window so that the display is just right. (By doing so, you only need two clicks)
The middle magnification can be adjusted with the slider on the command bar.
Alternatively, you can click a few times without removing the intermediate magnification.
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3 years agoThanks for the reply.
For 11 x 17 I have a button on my quick access bar
For 6 x 10, I can't seem to find a way to add 20.2% as a quick access button.
I know you can do what you suggested in preferences, but I don't want to do this as it will mess up all other magnification settings and it is too slow to cycle through them all.
When drawing a comic, I want to be able to quickly view it at 100% of the final size (6x10) to check for details. I know I can manually zoom to 20.2%, but it honestly takes too long when you have to repeat that hundreds of times while working.- English
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