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It increases or decreases the apparent size of objects in the current window
Command
line: ZOOM
Specify corners of window, corners of window, enter a zoom factor or
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It zooms to display an area specified by two opposite corners of a rectangular window. Specify first corner: specify a point (1) Specify opposite corner: specify a point (2)
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It zooms to display the entire drawing in the current window.
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It zooms to display a window defined by a center point and a magnification value or height. A smaller value for the height increases the magnification. A larger value decreases the magnification. Specify center point: specify a point (1) Enter height of window <current>: Enter a value or press ENTER
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It zooms to display the generated portion of the drawing with a view box, which can be shrank or enlarged and moved around the drawing. Positioning and sizing the view box pans or zooms the image inside the view box, to fill the window.
The panning view box is displayed. Drag it to the location you want and click. The zooming view box is then displayed. Resize it and press ENTER to zoom, or click to return to the panning view box. ENTER to zoom or click to return to the panning view box. Press ENTER to fill the current window with the area currently enclosed by the view box. |
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It zooms to display the previous view. It is possible restore up to 100 previous views.
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