There are several possibilities for magnifying parts of the diagram.
The scroll bars indicate which area of the diagram is currently being shown, and how large the section is.
You can also use the mouse wheel instead of the scroll bar. Press the SHIFT key while holding the mouse button pressed to scroll vertically.
- The Scaling > Zoom X command stretches the graph in the direction of the X axis.
If you have selected an area, then exactly this area will be magnified.
When auxiliary vertical cursor 1 is visible, the area around the cursor is zoomed in so that it is positioned in the center of the image if possible.
If the auxiliary vertical cursor 2 is also visible, the area between the two auxiliary cursors is zoomed. - The Scaling > Zoom Y command stretches the graph in the direction of the Y axis. If the horizontal auxiliary cursor is visible, the display is zoomed centered on this cursor, so that it is then in the center of the screen.
- You can also zoom out to any area in the X/Y direction.
To do this, select the desired area by dragging a zoom rectangle while holding down the left mouse button. This area is magnified when you release the mouse button.
This function is not available while recording. - The Scaling > Unzoom command rescinds the last zoom command.
Tip
If the curves of a line are so close together that it is impossible to specify where the zoom rectangle should begin without shifting the curves, press the CTRL key while doing so. This gives the zoom function priority.