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| After the Pan function | |||||||||||||
| You can also Pan by using the short cut key [W], or via the View menu. | |||||||||||||
| Long Pan | |||||||||||||
| Right click on the Pan icon. A small dotted square representing your sheet of paper appears, with the drawing inside it. If you move your mouse so that the cursor appears somewhere outside the dotted square, you will see that a box accompanies it. The CAD prompts: Enter pan box Move the cursor so that this box surrounds the part of the drawing you want to display. Click. Your chosen area appears on the screen. You can also Long Pan by pressing the [;] key, or via the View menu. | |||||||||||||
| Tutorial 1 - The Screen | 4-7 | ||||||||||||