September 2009
Intermediate to advanced
472 pages
16h 45m
English
With an infinite vector canvas, the ability to move around that canvas as well as to zoom in and out for a more convenient view is very important. Inkscape offers a plethora of ways to pan (scroll) and zoom, enough to satisfy every taste.
Of course, the canvas scrollbars work just fine to scroll the canvas wherever you want to go. However, these scrollbars aren’t all that convenient, so I usually hide them by pressing
. Instead, what I use most often is middle-drag: Press the middle mouse button on any point of the canvas and drag it in any direction. Middle-drag works in any tool or mode.
If you think your mouse does not ...
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