Autodesk 256B1-05A761-1301 - AutoCAD Revit Structure Suite 2010 User Manual page 280

To restore the previous view
1 Display a wheel.
2 Click the Rewind wedge.
To restore a previous view with the Rewind History panel
1 Display a wheel.
2 Click and hold the Rewind wedge.
The Rewind History panel is displayed.
3 While holding down the button on your pointing device, drag to the left or to the right to restore a
previous view.
Dragging to the left restores an older previous view. Dragging to the right restores a view that is newer
than the one you are currently viewing. You must have previously used the Rewind tool to see views
available on the right. The current position in the navigation history is indicated by the orange box
that is dragged along the Rewind History panel.
Up/Down Tool
Unlike the Pan tool, you use the Up/Down tool to adjust the height of the current viewpoint along the
model's Z axis. To adjust the vertical elevation of the current view, you drag up or down. As you drag, the
current elevation and the allowed range of motion is displayed on a graphical element called the Vertical
Distance indicator.
The Vertical Distance indicator has two marks that show the highest (Top) and lowest (Bottom) elevation
the view can have. While changing the elevation with the Vertical Distance indicator, the current elevation
is shown by the bright orange indicator, while the previous elevation is shown by the dim orange indicator.
To change the elevation of a view
1 Display one of the Full Navigation wheels or the Tour Building wheels.
2 Click and hold down the Up/Down wedge.
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