The Birds Eye window contains a view of document, a red rectangle that represents the part of document shown on the screen, and zoom buttons. You can move the red rectangle to pan the document so that it fits to the rectangle boundaries on the screen.
Zoom buttons allow you to see the details within the red rectangle without zooming the image. The Fit button (with letter "f") pans the image to fit the Birds Eye window.
The red frame can be resized by clicking and dragging the right mouse button.

See also: Quick Start "Getting_started"

Zoom...

Menu: View > Zoom..

Toolbar: Main, View

Description: Commands that can help you navigate in the WiseImage screen and tell you what your current position is relative to the images you are processing.

Zoom All - displays a whole document;
Zoom Previous - displays a document at a scale set with the previous zoom command. The number of steps for this command is unlimited;
Zoom Selected - displays selected objects;
Zoom Window - selects an area in the screen;
Zoom In - doubles an image size;
Zoom Out - decreases an image size by half.;
Zoom 1:1 - an image is scaled so that one pixel on the screen corresponds to one image point when DPI is specified;
Zoom Dynamic - turns on the mode, in which you can increase an object on the screen by moving the mouse up, and decrease it by moving it down.

Some of these commands are available in the cursor menu.

See also: Quick Start "Getting_started"

Pan

Menu: View > New Image from Selection

Toolbar: Main, View

Description: The Pan operation is represented with one command in the View menu, with one button on the Main toolbar, and it is also included in the contents of the cursor menu commands.
You can pan a document workspace with a hand-shaped cursor.
The Pan function is also included in many WiseImage tools, for example, Birds eye, Preview, linefollow tracing, and others.

See also: Quick Start "Getting_started"

Show widths

Menu: View > Show widths

Toolbar: View

Description: Toggles displaying/hiding of object line widths. When Show Width is off, the objects are shown as "wireframes", thus revealing tiny details and unnecessary garbage.

See also: Quick Start "Getting_started"

Hide vectors
Hide rasters

Menu: View > Hide vectors, View > Hide rasters

Toolbar: Main, View

Description: These two commands from the View menu are especially useful for navigation on the WiseImage screen. For example, with one click, you can hide the rasters allowing you to examine the results of vectorization.

See also: Quick Start "Getting_started"

Single view
Split horizontal
Split vertical
Split 4

Menu: View > Single view, View > Split horizontal, View > Split vertical, View > Split 4

Toolbar: View

Description: Commands to split the window into two or four panes or to restore one-pane window. You can set different modes for image display in each pane, in particular, set different scales. It may be useful, for example, when you work with small details and you do not want to lose the whole picture out of view.

Split 4 - makes four panes;
Split Horizontal - makes two horizontal panes;
Split Vertical - makes two vertical panes;
Single View - displays a document in one window.

Display order...

Menu: View > Display order...

Toolbar: Display order

Description: You can control the order of displaying the objects if they obscure each other.
Four commands from the Display Order submenu help you rearrange an object "stack":
Bring to Front - brings selected object(s) on top;
Send to Back - puts selected object(s) to bottom;
Bring Forward - brings selected object(s) one step up;
Send Backward - brings selected object(s) one step down.

See also: Quick Start "Getting_started"

Show toolbar...

Menu: View > Show toolbar...

Description: Controls dislpay of WiseImage toolbars. Toolbars list also appears when you right-click on a toolbar on the screen.

Menu View Viewing options and controlling the display

Menu View
Viewing options and controlling the display