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Zoom Function
By zooming in the screen, small characters or icons become easy to see.
You can operate the computer (e.g. click) with the zoomed screen.
NOTE
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The Zoom function is not available in the following conditions.
• When selecting a larger display resolution than the actual display resolution in the display setting
• On the logon screen during startup of Windows or in the log off condition
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You cannot zoom the items below.
• Hot key icon displayed when
Fn
key is pressed
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Motion pictures may not be zoomed in.
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You can use the Zoom function on the external display only in the mirroring mode.
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When you set the extended desktop mode;
• Only the primary device is enlarged.
• The pointer may remains in the enlarged primary device even if you try to move it to the secondary device.
• You can move the pointer to the secondary device only when you select [Click on Screen Edges] mode. However,
the pointer does not appear in the secondary device if you use the Zoom Cursor.
• If the external display is set to the primary device, you cannot enlarge the display.
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Some functions set in [Mouse Property] may not work properly when an entire screen is enlarged (e.g., [Show location
of pointer when I press the CTRL key] function).
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Some of the pointer’s functions, such as Display pointer trails or Hide pointer while typing, may not work.
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There may be two pointers displayed during enlarged display depending on an application software (e.g.,[Paint]).
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Put the cursor (A) on the position you want to zoom in.
2
Press the zoom button (B).
: Zoom in
: Zoom out (to the original size)
Each time you press the button, zoom ratio changes. You can zoom between
100% and 500%.
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You can also click
icon on the notification area to display Zoom menu
and select the zoom ratio.
To zoom out to the original size
There are 2 ways.
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Press the zoom button to [
] direction to return to the original screen.
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Click
icon on the notification area to display Zoom menu and click [100% Zoom].
A
B
