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The Map Menu
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Inflate Nodes
The Inflate Nodes function increases the size of some or all of the nodes on the current map, without
changing the spacing between the nodes.
By default (if you do not select any specific nodes) the command will inflate all nodes on the current
map. If you select one or more nodes, the command will inflate just the nodes you’ve selected. You can
select multiple nodes by using Shift-click (hold down the shift key and click the cursor on the node you
want to select).
To inflate the selected nodes, do one of the following:
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Select Inflate Nodes from the Map menu.
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Enter [Ctrl]+I from the keyboard.
Deflate Nodes
The Deflate Nodes function decreases the size of some or all of the nodes on the current map, without
changing the spacing between the nodes.
By default (if you do not select any specific nodes) the command will deflate all nodes on the current
map. If you select one or more nodes, the command will deflate just the nodes you’ve selected. You can
select multiple nodes by using Shift-click (hold down the shift key and click the cursor on the node you
want to select).
To deflate the selected nodes, do one of the following:
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Select Deflate Nodes from the Map menu.
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Enter [Ctrl]+D from the keyboard.
Undo Map Edit
You can undo your last ten map layout and sizing actions one by one using the Undo Map Edit
function. Each Undo Map Edit action undoes your previous editing action. To undo the most recent
edit, do one of the following:
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Select Undo Map Edit from the Map menu.
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Enter [Ctrl]+U from the keyboard.
This command does not undo delete, cut or paste of map elements. It stores only the last ten map layout
and sizing actions.
Zoom Map In
The Zoom Map In function expands the entire map, both the size of the nodes as well as the spacing
between them. To zoom in the current map, do one of the following:
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Select Zoom Map In from the Map menu.
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Click the In icon on the icon bar.
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Enter [Ctrl] and the [Plus] from the numeric keypad on the keyboard.
Unlike the other map manipulation commands, the zoom level is not saved with the map.