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What is this ? Zoom to, 100 > Zoom to, 120
1=Zoom to, 100 > Zoom to, 1202=Zoom to, 120 > Zoom to, 200
3=Zoom to, 130 > Zoom to, 300
4=Zoom to, 140 > Zoom to, 400
5=Zoom to, 150 > Zoom to, 500
6=Zoom to, 160 > Zoom to, 600
7=Zoom to, 170 > Zoom to, 700
8=Zoom to, 180 > Zoom to, 800
I understamd Zoom in, 10, or Zoom to, 20, or Zoom out, 50
But why need to add '> Zoom to, 120'
What this complete command would do ? 'Zoom to, 100 > Zoom to, 120'
Thank you
edmond
Win 7
Opera with latest build
Opera with latest build
I don't understand what you're talking about.
"Zoom out, x" and "Zoom in, x" are like +/- x%.
"Zoom to, 100" is used to reset the zoom level to 100%.
"Zoom to, a value greater than 100" is used to increase the zoom level above 100% to make things look bigger than the default.
"Zoom to, a value less than 100" is used to decrease the zoom level below 100% to make things look smaller.
You could use these commands to make your own zoom buttons. They're already used for keyboard shortcuts and such.
I don't see anything wrong with any of them.
"Zoom out, x" and "Zoom in, x" are like +/- x%.
"Zoom to, 100" is used to reset the zoom level to 100%.
"Zoom to, a value greater than 100" is used to increase the zoom level above 100% to make things look bigger than the default.
"Zoom to, a value less than 100" is used to decrease the zoom level below 100% to make things look smaller.
You could use these commands to make your own zoom buttons. They're already used for keyboard shortcuts and such.
I don't see anything wrong with any of them.
I understand all your saying burnout 426.
My first wrote was what I have see in other web tutorial for Opera, phrasing a keyboard command , numeric key 1-8 in such a command.
This is what I feel strange why it has > and why the way it phrase a command that way. You know........
Zoom in, zoom to,zoom out..Etc I am acknowledged quite a while ago in Opera 5 may be.
Thanks
Edmond
My first wrote was what I have see in other web tutorial for Opera, phrasing a keyboard command , numeric key 1-8 in such a command.
This is what I feel strange why it has > and why the way it phrase a command that way. You know........
Zoom in, zoom to,zoom out..Etc I am acknowledged quite a while ago in Opera 5 may be.
Thanks
Edmond
Win 7
Opera with latest build
Opera with latest build
Originally posted by emc:
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Oh, I think it's used to create a toggle of choices. Look at the 'i' keyboard shortcut in preferences for an example.
Originally posted by emc:
1=Zoom to, 100 > Zoom to, 120 > Zoom to, 140
Each time you press '1', it should switch to the next choice I think.
Those shortcuts are from my Tips Page.
Each command, instead of doing only one thing, will toggle two zoom levels, which is what it says on the page.
Each command, instead of doing only one thing, will toggle two zoom levels, which is what it says on the page.
Shortcut 1 will toggle between 100% and 120%, shortcut 2 will toggle between 120% and 200%, etc. This extends the range of zoom levels that can be reached with shortcuts and may be easier to remember.
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