| Using ZOOMFACTOR"If you've set your mouse wheel to zoom in and out in your drawing (it's worth the hassle believe me), you might find that the zoom is too coarse or too fine. To adjust the zoom strength use the ZOOMFACTOR command: Type in ZOOMFACTOR, hit enter and then type in an integer between 3 and 100. 100 is the greatest zoom effect. I set mine to 85 so I don't spend all day rolling the wheel! Keywords = mouse wheel zoom intellimouse scroll" Tip submitted by:
Jon Hodges, Lighting Design International
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