September 2009
Intermediate to advanced
472 pages
16h 45m
English
When you pan a document in Inkscape, you just shift the visible area inside the window without changing the zoom. It’s basically the same as scrolling, except that scrolling assumes a single axis (e.g., up and down) whereas panning can be done in any direction. It is, right up there with zooming, one of the most common things you do when you work in a vector editor.
An Inkscape document window has the traditional scrollbars that you can use to scroll both horizontally and vertically to reach any point on the canvas. Scrollbars, however, are pretty clumsy, so I usually prefer other methods for panning and turn the scrollbars off (
) to ...
Read now
Unlock full access