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asked on 10 Jun 2011, 07:00 PM
I have a fullscreen view of my model on one of my 24 inch monitors, and I'm finding it annoying to navigate around the model
I was wondering if you could give me something like Ctrl+Drag moves the position....(middle mousebutton doesn't seem to move the view anywhere either)
I was wondering if you could give me something like Ctrl+Drag moves the position....(middle mousebutton doesn't seem to move the view anywhere either)
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Hi Steve,
Not sure that I am getting you right, but is the 'bird view' feature what you are asking for? I know it is not really visible, but it is the same as with other ORM tool designers. Let me quickly explain: there is a small icon in the lower-right end of the diagram, exactly where the horizontal and the vertical scroll-bars directions intersect - if you click there (and keep the mouse button in a pressed state), you will see a thumbnail of the diagram, and just by moving aroud it, you will make the actual diagram reposition? There might be usability issues with that, we want to hear all about it from you. And if you think we need more into that direction do not hesitate to give us more details about it.
All the best,
Dimitar Kapitanov
the Telerik team
Not sure that I am getting you right, but is the 'bird view' feature what you are asking for? I know it is not really visible, but it is the same as with other ORM tool designers. Let me quickly explain: there is a small icon in the lower-right end of the diagram, exactly where the horizontal and the vertical scroll-bars directions intersect - if you click there (and keep the mouse button in a pressed state), you will see a thumbnail of the diagram, and just by moving aroud it, you will make the actual diagram reposition? There might be usability issues with that, we want to hear all about it from you. And if you think we need more into that direction do not hesitate to give us more details about it.
All the best,
Dimitar Kapitanov
the Telerik team