Analysis of a Scope View In the X against Y display, only the cursor position is returned. Zoom Zooming with the Mouse As well as the cursor, TCatScopeView offers the option of zooming in to a part of the Scope View. First, the Scope View that is to be magnified must be selected. Then the zoom button must be activated in the toolbar. The mouse can then be used to mark the area that is to be magnified. The left mouse button must be held down for this purpose. If the wrong area is accidentally marked, the right mouse button can also be pressed. This removes the selection. To undo the zoom, it is possible either to press the zoom-out button in the toolbar, or to press the key.
It is necessary for the 'Cursor' properties page to be active for keyboard operation. Zooming with the Cursor In is not absolutely necessary to use the mouse to magnify a Scope View. The area that is to be magnified can be marked with the aid of the cursor. It is, however, necessary for this purpose that both cursors are displayed. Once the cursors have been brought to the desired position the key can be used to magnify the area framed by the cursors. It is again, however, necessary for the 'Cursor' properties page to be active for this purpose. Scope View 20 Version: 1.1