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11.5
11.5.1
Working with diagrams (SVG viewer)
Panning
Click and drag your mouse while holding the Alt key down.
11.5.2
Zooming in and out
To zoom in:
Hold down the Ctrl key (the cursor changes to a “zoom in” symbol) and click on
the diagram.
To zoom in on a defined region
1. Hold down the Ctrl key and drag the mouse to draw a selection rectangle around
a defined region.
2. Release the mouse button and the Ctrl key.
Note: To restore the diagram to its original size, select “Original View”.
To zoom out:
Select Zoom out from the context menu.
11.5.3
Finding the diagrams in which a concept appears
1. Select the concept name in the index of concepts frame.
2. Go to the concept specification frame and select the Referencing diagrams radio
button. You can see the list of all diagrams where the concept appears.
The referencing diagrams radio button is not displayed if the concept does not
appear in any diagram.
11.5.4
Finding the text documents in which a concept is referenced
1. Select the concept name in the index of concepts frame.
2. Go to the concept specification frame and select the Referencing texts radio but-
ton. You can see the list of all text documents where the concept appears and the
position where the concept appears within them.
The referencing texts radio button is not displayed if the concept does not appear
in any text document.
11.5.5
Locating a concept in an index
1. Click on Concept index or Concepts by type
2. Press Ctrl - F (or use another shortcut depending on your browser).
3. Type the concept name (or a part of it).
The search is done in the selected frame on the visible concepts.
11.5.6
Locating a concept in a diagram
1. Find the diagrams in which the concept you are looking for appears (see
Section 11.5.3).
2. Click on the diagram name in the list of Referencing diagrams returned by
Objectiver. The diagram appears and a big circle shows the position of the concept in the diagram (see for instance Figure 34)
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