The title says it all

The mouse wheel changes the zoom level.

Using the mouse wheel doesn't work for me. In fact I couldn't see How I change the zoom in other Microsoft's application full-screen feature. This is also disabled in the 'full screen' of Paint. I managed to change the zoom by the mouse wheel in tools such as Windows Photo Viewer

I have to agree with Paul that (using v2010) I view in full screen and zoom with the mouse wheel. Of course you have to ensure that under options => advanced, that you have zoom with mouse checked.

al

 

Significant information - I changed the option to enable scroll with mouse whell and it worked.

1. I just wonder - why in full screen the zoom controller that appear at the bottom normal view is missing in full view - how do users that didn't enable the non default behavior should zoom?

2. Now that I managed to zoom - how can I scroll the page up and down? when my diagram is larger than the screen I don't see any scroller that appears, or alternatively can't drag the diagram up and down.

My current second question prevent me from marking your previous post as a complete answer and close this

Guy,

I can honestly say that I have never used full screen for anything productive. For large complex drawings I use 'pan and zoom'. Select View => Task Panes => PanAndZoom.

al

 

Guy, you can zoom w/o having to change your mouse settings by pressing the control key and using the scroll wheel on the mouse.