Navigating Within a Page

Zooming In and Out

Panning and Viewing Detail

Changing the Page Orientation (Rotating)

Zooming In and Out

The DjVu Browser Plug-in offers several ways to zoom in and out of a page. All are represented by tool icons on the DjVu toolbar as shown in the illustration below.

From left to right on the toolbar, the buttons are:

  – Zoom Selected Area: zooms in on and displays a desired area. Use of this tool is described below.

 – 100%: displays page at actual size.

 – Fit Width: displays page so that entire width fits in view.

 – Fit Page: displays page so that entire page fits in view.

  – Zoom In and Zoom Out: display the page at next zoom level in or out.

 – Select Zoom Drop-Down List: offers 100%, Fit Width, Fit Page and other zoom levels for quick selection.

To change the zoom level with the “Zoom Selected Area” tool:

1. Select the Zoom Selected Area button. (Alternatively, select View from the DjVu context menu, then Drag to Zoom.) The cursor becomes a crosshatch and magnifying glass.
2. Click and hold while dragging the cursor to draw a rectangle around the area you want to zoom in on, as shown below.
3. Let go. The view changes to zoom in on the rectangle you defined.

Panning and Viewing Detail

At any zoom level, if the size of the page is larger than the window, you can pan the page with the “Panning” tool.

To use the “Panning” tool:

1. Click the Panning button    on the toolbar. (Alternatively, select View from the DjVu context menu, then Drag to Pan.) The cursor becomes a hand.
2. Click and hold anywhere on the page, then drag image to view other desired areas.

To glimpse detail of an area while using the “Panning” tool:

1. Enter Shift to magnify the part of the image under the mouse cursor.

2. Move the cursor while holding the Shift key to pan the magnification.

Changing the Page Orientation (Rotating)

You may change the orientation of the page in 90º increments by clicking the “Rotate Left” or “Rotate Right” button on the DjVu toolbar.

 rotates the current page 90º to the left

 rotates the current page 90º to the right

Alternatively, choose View from the DjVu context menu, then Rotate Left or Rotate Right.