Shortcut Menus; Multiple Document Views - MACROMEDIA FIREWORKS 2-USING FIREWORKS Use Manual

To Do this
Zoom to the highest Choose 6400% from the
magnification Magnification pop-up
or
Choose View >
Magnification > 6400%
or
Press Control-6 (Windows) or
Command-6 (Macintosh).
Zoom to the lowest Choose 6% from the
magnification Magnification pop-up
or
Choose View >
Magnification > 6%.
Zoom in to view a Choose the Magnify tool and
specific area drag a selection area.
Zoom out Choose the Magnify tool and
hold down Alt (Windows) or
Option (Macintosh) and drag a
selection area.
Magnification shortcuts
To Press
Set view to 50% Control-5 (Windows) or
Command-5 (Macintosh).
Set view to 100% Control-1 (Windows) or
Command-1 (Macintosh).
Set view to 200% Control-2 (Windows) or
Command-2 (Macintosh).
Set view to 400% Control-4 (Windows) or
Command-4 (Macintosh).
Set view to 800% Control-8 (Windows) or
Command-8 (Macintosh).
Set view to 3200% Control-3 (Windows) or
Command-3 (Macintosh).
Set view to 6400% Control-6 (Windows) or
Command-6 (Macintosh).
Zoom in Control-Spacebar (Windows)
or Command-Spacebar
(Macintosh)
or
Control-+ (Windows) or
Command-+ (Macintosh).
Zoom out Control-[minus] (Windows) or
Command-[minus]
(Macintosh).

Shortcut menus

Click the right mouse button (Windows) or Control-
click (Macintosh) to display a shortcut menu
containing a variety of commands. These menus vary
according to which tool is chosen or which objects are
selected. For example, one shortcut menu is available
when selecting objects, while another shortcut menu is
available when in image edit mode. Experiment with
shortcut menus to speed your work.

Multiple document views

Use multiple views to see one document at two different
view modes or magnifications simultaneously.
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