Zooming

By default, images are displayed at 100% magnification; however, you can zoom in to get a closer look at image detail or zoom out to view a larger portion of the image. You can also specify the magnification level at which images open.

You can set the application to use bilinear interpolation for displaying images when you are zooming out. The bilinear interpolation method improves the display quality of sharp images that have fine detail, preventing jagged edges. However, this method may make blurry images even blurrier.

To zoom

•	In the toolbox, click the Zoom tool .

To	Do the following
Zoom in	Click the image where you want to magnify it.
Zoom in to a specific area	Drag across the area you want to magnify.
Zoom out	Right-click in the image window.
Switch between the current and previous zoom levels	Click the Zoom to previous button on the property bar.
Zoom in or out by a preset level	Choose a magnification level from the Zoom list box on the property bar.

You can also zoom in to or out from the image by using a mouse wheel.

To set the magnification level at which images are opened

1 .	Click Tools Options.

The magnification level that you choose is used the next time you open an image.

To use bilinear interpolation for displaying images

1 .	Click Tools Options.

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