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The Main Window and Navigation
The main window shows the current section's image with its traces drawn on top (the field). Floating overlays sit on top of the field: the tool palette (the column of mode buttons, top-right by default), the trace palette (the row of preset traces, bottom-center), section-increment buttons, brightness/contrast sliders, and a scale bar. Each overlay group can be dragged to reposition it, and View ▸ Reset palette position restores the defaults.
📸 Screenshot: the main window labeled — field, tool palette (right), trace palette (bottom), scale bar (bottom-left), section-increment buttons.
- Page Up / Page Down — next / previous section.
- Mouse wheel over the field — scroll up for the next section, down for the previous (works in any tool mode).
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Go to section (
Ctrl+G) — jump to a section number. - The section-increment buttons (▲/▼) in the corner do the same as PgUp/PgDown (handy on tablets).
- Middle-click and drag — pan the view.
- Ctrl + mouse wheel — zoom about the cursor.
- Home — fit the view to the image. View ▸ View magnification… sets an exact zoom (useful for consistent figure scale).
The dedicated Pan/Zoom tool (below) is an alternative when a middle mouse button isn't available.
Adjust the current section with the corner sliders, or with the keyboard:
brightness = / -, contrast ] / [ (also under Edit ▸ Brightness/contrast).
Named brightness/contrast profiles are available under Series ▸ Brightness/contrast
profiles….
Under View ▸ Palette ▸ Visibility you can independently toggle the trace palette, the section-increment buttons, the brightness/contrast sliders, and the scale bar. View ▸ Left handed swaps the tracing-pencil cursor side.
View ▸ Change theme offers Default and Dark. (The theme can also be set under Series ▸ Options.)
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