Using View Modes To Manage The Workspace; To Zoom Out Using Preset Increments, Do One Of The Following; To Zoom In On A Specific Area Without Being Constrained By Preset Zoom Increments; To Pan Around The Document - MACROMEDIA FIREWORKS 8-USING FIREWORKS Use Manual

To zoom out using preset increments, do one of the following:

Select the Zoom tool and Alt-click (Windows) or Option-click (Macintosh) inside the
document window. Each click reduces the view to the next preset percentage.
Select a zoom setting from the Set Magnification pop-up menu at the bottom of the
document window.
Select Zoom Out or a preset magnification from the View menu.
To zoom in on a specific area without being constrained by preset zoom
increments:
1.
Select the Zoom tool.
2.
Drag over the part of the image that you want to magnify.
The size of the zoom selection box determines the precise magnification percentage,
which is displayed in the Set Magnification text box.
You cannot enter a magnification percentage in the Set Magnification text box.
To zoom out based on a specific area:
Alt-drag (Windows) or Option-drag (Macintosh) a selection area with the Zoom tool.
To return to 100% magnification:
Double-click the Zoom tool in the Tools panel.

To pan around the document:

1.
Select the Hand tool.
2.
Drag the hand pointer.
As you pan beyond the canvas edge, the view continues to pan so that you can work with
pixels along the canvas edge.
To fit the document in the current view:
Double-click the Hand tool.

Using view modes to manage the workspace

You use the view mode buttons in the View section of the Tools panel to control the layout of
your workspace. You can select one of three view modes:
Standard Screen mode
Full Screen with Menus mode
background with menus, toolbars, scroll bars, and panels visible.
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is the default document window view.
is a maximized document window view set against a gray